Yes, you can create JIRA issue with WebService IFTTT action (usual IFTTT to create JIRA issues will not work for anonymous users as it does uses the Application link to connect to your JIRA and that will not be available for anonymous users, while web service connection is available to anyone, unless you tell otherwise (setting up connection restrictions))
Here is the demo (creates the issue and stores the JIRA key back)
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| formName | ji |
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| showOnlyOwnRecords | true |
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| registrationFormTitle | Create JIRA issue with ConfiForms Webservice connection |
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| CreateRegister metrueINLINE
summarySummarytext desc1Descriptiontext desc2More details:textarea width:100px;jkJira keyread_only id:[empty]jkHide field
-- anonymous user _user:[empty]WebService Request4bb4c41a51f289a07507d50a1b841a4donCreated/rest/api/2/issue/X-Atlassian-Token: no-check;Content-Type: application/json;Content-Type:charset=UTF-8POST
_user:[empty]trueCreate ConfiForms EntryonCreatedentryId=[entry.id]&jk=${iftttResult_0}
_user:[empty]trueCreate ConfiForms EntryonCreatedentryId=[entry.id]&jk=[entry.jk.asJSON.key]
--- auth user !_user:[empty]Create JIRA Issuevertuna-testonCreated!_user:[empty]Create ConfiForms EntryonCreatedentryId=[entry.id]&jk=${iftttResult_0}
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kkvertuna-testjira
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jk created |
