Atlassian Jira

Atlassian Jira is a project management tool software used by agile teams and supports any agile methodology, be it scrum, kanban, or a team's own unique flavor. From agile boards to reports, users can plan, track, and manage agile software development projects. And since not every team works the same way, Jira Software allows teams to customize workflows, permissions, and schemes to match the unique needs of each team.

Jira templates also support use cases in enterprise marketing management, and projects to support operations, design HR, and enterprise marketing management.

With Jira Software, teams are able to:

• Track versions, features, and progress at a glance
• Re-prioritize user stories and bugs
• Estimate stories, adjust sprint scope, check velocity, and re-prioritize issues
• Estimate, track and report on story points; become more accurate
• Report on agile metrics to provide real-time, actionable data on team efficiency, quality, and overall performance
• Integrate with all the tools their dev team is already using, from the rest of the Atlassian suite (Bitbucket, Bamboo, Fisheye, and Crucible) to other popular developer tools on-premise or cloud (e.g., GitHub and Jenkins).
  
• Provide greater flexibility to curate which teams have access to which information with sprint and project-level permissions
• Flexibly tailor Jira tasks and their workflows to a specific team's use case
• Extend Jira with over 1,800 apps from the Atlassian Marketplace to fit any capability not provided by default

Now, Atlassian's Rovo brings AI directly into Jira workflows, enabling teams to create, track, and communicate work without breaking context, while embedding agents to run projects autonomously and accelerate delivery. The Teamwork Graph connects organizational knowledge to agents in Jira, giving them the context needed to reference information and determine what work needs to be done. Agents can complete complex jobs such as editing, organizing, and creating Jira issues and Confluence pages with approval, formatting pages, helping onboard users, and clearing Jira backlogs. By combining native Jira AI features with Rovo's broader intelligence across tools, Atlassian aims to make work clearer, more connected, and easier to act on while keeping users in control.