With Jira Cloud or Data Center connected, your assistants can answer questions from issues, sprints, boards, issue links, and velocity reports, within each user's Jira project permissions. Ask which bugs are assigned to you this sprint or what is blocking the release.
Finding every blocked issue across projects usually means writing a JQL query.
"Show me all bugs assigned to me in the current sprint"
Ask in plain language for the issues you'd otherwise need JQL to find.
"What's the burndown looking like for Sprint 42?"
Get the burndown for a sprint from one question.
"Find issues blocked for more than 2 days"
List the issues blocked for more than a couple of days before standup.
"Show me all issues mentioning performance"
Find every issue that mentions a topic such as performance.
"Show bugs linked to support tickets from enterprise accounts"
See bugs linked to support tickets from enterprise accounts.
"What's not done that's blocking the release?"
Ask what is unfinished and blocking the release.
JoySuite securely connects to Jira, making these resources available to your assistants.
Access issues, bugs, stories, and epics.
View sprints, velocity, and burndown.
Access projects and boards.
View team members and capacity.
Access issue links and dependencies.
View velocity, burndown, and metrics.
Use these specialized commands to interact with your Jira data directly in conversations.
Retrieve issue details and history.
View sprint status and progress.
Search issues across projects.
View project summary and boards.
Retrieve team velocity data.
Create new issues.
See how Jira works with your other connected tools.
See what your team said in Slack about an issue next to its status in Jira.
Link Confluence specs with Jira issues so the requirements come with the ticket.
Connect support tickets with Jira bugs to track customer-reported issues through resolution.
Link feature requests from deals with Jira epics to prioritize customer-driven development.
You control exactly what JoySuite can access within Jira.
No. JoySuite connects to Jira via OAuth and queries data in real-time. Your issue data stays in Jira. JoySuite reads it from Jira when you ask a question and doesn't keep a copy.
Read access by default for searching issues, sprints, and projects. Write access is optional for creating and updating issues.
Yes. JoySuite respects Jira's project permissions, so users only see data they have access to in Jira.
About 5 minutes. Click connect, authorize via OAuth, configure settings, and start querying your issues.
Yes. JoySuite supports both Jira Cloud and Jira Data Center through their respective APIs.
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