Archives for the tag: JIRA

How to Execute a Marketing Campaign Using JIRA & Confluence

At many organizations, software developers get to have all the JIRA fun. Development and support teams use JIRA to track bugs, features, and tasks while non-technical teams are stuck trudging through an organizational swamp of to-do lists, spreadsheets, email client calendars, and other task management methods that lack JIRA's powerful tracking, commenting, and collaborative features. It doesn't have to be that way. Sales, marketing, finance, legal, technical writers, business development, executives,

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Marketplace Monday: Xporter for JIRA

Each week, Marketplace Monday profiles one great add-on available in the Atlassian Marketplace–where you can try and buy more than a thousand add-ons for Atlassian products. If you're a JIRA user, you know that JIRA is an excellent tool for project tracking, but there's always room for improvement. JIRA can always get more efficient or better customized to your workflow. For example, imagine you are used to doing your documentation as Word documents with references to JIRA issues. Imagine creating

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JIRA Webhooks: leave us your URL and we’ll call you back

  • By brollins, Bryan J. Rollins, JIRA Group Product Manager
  • JIRA
  • On October 31, 2012
JIRA 5.0 was a massive (yes, massive) release for the Atlassian ecosystem and everyone building integrations with JIRA. We introduced all sorts of goodies for developers building JIRA plugins, and created new possibilities for remote developers.  For the first time, remote applications could: Fully create and modify JIRA issues with a stable REST API Create links from JIRA issues to their remote application using remote issue links Post activities into the JIRA activity stream with the Activity

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Marketplace Monday: synapseRT for JIRA

Each week, Marketplace Monday profiles one great add-on available in the Atlassian Marketplace–where you can try and buy more than a thousand add-ons for Atlassian products. This week, we're profiling a great requirements and test case management add-on in the Atlassian Marketplace. SynapseRT by Go2Group seamlessly integrates with the JIRA user experience and allows Agile teams to manage  projects using a number of requirements-based test methodologies to improve quality and reduce cost. Right

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JIRA 5.2 sneak peek: Experiment with Change

Even Goldilocks had to try a few options before finding something that was juuuust right. You need to experiment too: adding and removing workflows in JIRA to get your setup just right. With JIRA 5.2, it's easy to add, remove and swap workflows to find the perfect set for your project. Check it out: Play Experiment with Change There are endless possibilities when it comes to setting up workflows. Here are some examples of popular tweaks you can make to get the workflow for each issue type

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Marketplace Monday: Table Grid Editor for JIRA

Each week, Marketplace Monday profiles one great add-on available in the Atlassian Marketplace–where you can try and buy more than a thousand add-ons for Atlassian products. Tables! You hate how much you love them. For many organizations, tables are a helpful supplement to the items they are already tracking in JIRA. The Table Grid Editor add-on from iDalko offers a host of powerful capabilities for using tables inside of JIRA issues. For example, have you ever wondered how you could use JIRA

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