Get Sifta on your website
Choose your method.
Download the extension
Works in Google Chrome. Download it here: Google Chrome Extension
Add your project code
Your project code is found in the URL of your task management app. It is the code of the project (board) that you want to connect with Sifta. Check the screenshots below, or watch the videos.
Visit your Trello Board and check the URL. The project ID is usually a short number and letter code. In this example RByLe0xU
Visit your Jira Project and check the URL. The project ID is usually a 2 letter abbreviation. In this example JP
Visit your Asana Project and check the URL. The project ID is the number between the / … /. In this example the Project Id is 1116846512610868
Create the snippet
Form Help
Please select the App you usually use. Currently we support Jira, Trello and Asana.
More coming soon – tell us which one we should add next! We’d love to hear from you.
On: Appears for every visitor to your website. Recommended for websites during the build phase. Not recommended for Live websites.
Off: Stays hidden until you use the keyboard shortcut – see below . Can be used on your Live website. A login is required to see data.
Find your Project Id for Jira
The easiest place to find the project Id is inside the URL. Go to your Jira board and look for the short code (usually only a few letters). In this case the project code is JP



Find your Project Id for Trello
The easiest place to find the project Id is inside the URL. Go to your Trello board and look for the short code (usually around 8 characters). In this case the project code is RByLeOxU



Find your Project Id for Asana
The easiest place to find the project Id is inside the URL. Go to your Asana Project and look for the short code (usually several numbers). In this case the project code is 11249342220261697



Paste the snippet to your website
The Sifta script doesn’t care where it goes, just as long as it is on every page. Your website developer should know the best place to put it. Some common places are – inside the head tag; inside the site footer; inside a tag manager (eg. Google Tag Manager).
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