I am new to Jira and want to get the full experience. In the dashboard I find the secrion that allows me to collect information from my team on "forms" and upload them. What format are forms typically used for Jira; Word, PDF, other?
Hi Adam,
Welcome to Jira! Forms in Jira are not typically "uploaded" in formats like Word or PDF; instead, they are created directly within Jira using form-building tools or apps designed to streamline the process.
If you're using Jira Service Management (JSM) or Jira you might already have access to Jira Forms. These allow you to create forms directly in Jira without needing external files. Forms can be configured with fields like text, dropdowns, checkboxes, and more, and they integrate seamlessly into Jira issues.
If you're looking for more customization or flexibility, consider using an app like Smart Forms for Jira. It offers:
While Word or PDF files can be attached to Jira issues for reference, they don't integrate with Jira's fields or workflows. Using Jira's native forms or apps like Smart Forms ensures that submitted data flows directly into Jira issues, enabling automation, reporting, and easier tracking.
Let me know if you need guidance on setting up forms or choosing the right solution for your team!
Hello @Adam Myers
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
Can you provide more information about this?
In the dashboard I find the secrion that allows me to collect information from my team on "forms" and upload them.
Is that a reference to documentation provided by Atlassian?
Atlassian provides a native Forms feature as part of Jira Business (Work Management) projects. You can find more information on that topic with this search of the product documentation:
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