Juliette Lallement _Elements Apps_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Lynda Jachimiak Welcome to the Community! I can suggest you the app Elements Spreadsheet, available both on Confluence Cloud and on-premise since 2015. It's very simple to use, you can import Excel spreadsheets and work on them in Confluence. You can do all the basic stuff Excel allows you to do. Another cool thing is…

Hi @Blair Steinsson I can suggest you the app Elements Spreadsheet, available both on Confluence Cloud and on-premise. It's very simple to use, you can import Excel spreadsheets and work on them in Confluence. You can do all the basic stuff Excel allows you to do. Another cool thing is the ability to configure custom…

Hi @Chandra Prakash Welcome to the Community! The native Excel macro and Excel capabilities is not the strong suit of Confluence I'm afraid... You will need an app to have advanced editing options. I can suggest you the Elements Spreadsheet app, available both on Confluence Cloud and on-premise. It's very simple to use,…

Hi @Akarshi Taneja Confluence Cloud comes with its set of shortcomings when it comes to tables... I can suggest you the app Elements Spreadsheet, available in the on-premise and Cloud hostings. You will be able to control column width as you please, hide columns and rows, set the first row as header, etc. Hope it helps!

@Jim Solomon Have you taken a look into the native Jira roadmap macro in Confluence ? It allows you to display your Jira roadmap inside Confluence and interact with it. The good thing about it is that it will keep in sync with your Jira instance so you're sure any data displayed in Confluence is up-to-date. Hope it helps

Hi @Pujita Welcome to the Community! Integration with Excel tables is not the strong suit of Confluence I'm afraid... I can suggest you the Elements Spreadsheet app, available both on Confluence Cloud and on-premise. It's very simple to use, you can import Excel spreadsheets and work on them in Confluence. You can do all…

Hi @Chris Symes ! Welcome to the Community! For your need, I can recommend the Elements Spreadsheet app. You will be able to import your Excel document and configure how you want it to be displayed (same width as the page editor or full width) within your Confluence page. You can even work on your spreadsheet document…

I'm afraid you won't be able to set specific permissions with Spreadsheet...

Hi @Chasovskikh Kirill Do you absolutely need to have two separate tables? Could you consider two separate tabs from a spreadsheet document instead? With the app Elements Spreadsheet , you can create lists from a selected range of cells containing values and apply these lists to one or several cells. For example, you can…

Hi @Abbie Alcock I can suggest you Elements Spreadsheet, available both on Confluence Cloud and on-premise. It's very simple to use, you can import Excel spreadsheets and work on them in Confluence. You can do all the basic stuff Excel allows you to do. Another cool thing is the ability to configure custom templates to…

Hi @Mario What solution have you been using to import your Excel data? Feel free to take a look at the Elements Spreadsheet app which allows you to seamlessly integrate tables in Confluence. It's really simple to use, you can import an Excel file on a single click and start working in Confluence. I'd be happy to discuss…

Elements Connect reads data but does not write data to outside datasources. You can create issues from the Agent view as well, yes. Calls are made when a request is created and when you edit Connected items. Note that data is snapshot for now (new data will be pulled in but existing data won't updated). The ability to have…

Welcome to the community @[deleted] ! The third party app Elements Connect will be able to help you implement this use case. You can configure a Connected item that will pull all the contracts associated to the logged-in user. Here is a useful link on how to do that. You can find here a use case that resembles your use…

@Kristyna Knoblauch The third party app Elements Connect allows you to pull information from external data sources and display them inside Jira. SQL databases and many others are supported. You can take a look at this documentation page if you'd like to get your heads around how it…

@__ Jimi Wikman I'm glad you find the feature useful! Elements Connect does not use Jira's database, it has its own storage sitting outside of Jira, where data is encrypted at rest and in transit. You can find out more information about that in our Security Self-Assessment here. Note: Elements Connect is a Cloud Security…

@Giane88 Elements Connect allows you to configure connected fields which pull data from external datasources. You can also configure dependencies between those connected fields, such as display specific information about the customer selected. For example, if your customer is tagged as "active" in your external datasource,…

Hi @James Lebron Elements Connect allows you to configure an issue picker based on a JQL query of your choice. It's really simple and takes no code at all. Feel free to contact me if you need more information or have any questions (I am the Product Manager of Elements Connect) PS : thank you @Florian Bonniec for the…

Hi @Sravan Muppavarapu I am the Product Manager of Elements Connect. Elements Connect allows you to do that. If you would like to discuss your use case or have any further questions, feel free to book a call to my Calendar. Best regards

Hi @Ste404 Let me rephrase your ask, I just want to make sure I got it right: You want to get a list of all Cloud software licenses values from the "Cloud Software" attribute of a given "People" object and display it in a Select field. This list should be dynamic and only display all Cloud software licenses assigned to the…

Hi @Nelson Abbey I am the Product Manager of Elements Connect. Feel free to book a 30-min slot to my calendar to discuss your use case. Best regards

Hi @Amiya Prusty What are your asset management needs? If your needs are pretty basic, you can consider using a Jira project as a CMDB-like repository, creating issue types such as asset type, asset, etc. Then using the Elements Connect app, you can configure fields to pull information from this project and display them on…

Thanks @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- for recommending Connect! @Sergio Govoni feel free to reach out if you'd like help configuring your use case! I am the Product Manager of Elements Connect and would be happy to help

Hi @Thomas DeVoe Thanks for the recommandation @Florian Bonniec! I am the Product Manager of Elements Connect. Elements Connect allows you to configure custom fields that pull data from datasources, REST APIs, among other things. Here is a useful link that will show you what external datasources are…

Hi and thanks for opening this AMA! I saw that you can build out data connections to feed form fields. What are your future plans for that ? I also saw that it's possible to link form fields to Jira fields, are there plans to extend this linkage to custom fields and vendor-built fields ? JSM forms hold great potential, are…

Hi @Max Schwendeler I am the Product Manager of Elements Connect. I am interested in what you try to achieve here. Would you like to be able to choose whether to display the ID of the field or its display name depending on the context (project, request type, issue type, etc.)? Or would you like to display the ID and the…

Sorry it'll not work as the connected item needs to be saved with a value first in order for this value to be available in the custom field.

Hi @Juan Carlos Cavero Gracia In the Cloud, what you can do is create an Elements Connect connected item with a mirror field (this will send the template value(s) inside a custom field). Then you can configure this custom field to be required on your JSM form from the Jira admin. I hope this helps. If you have any further…

Hi @Juan Carlos Cavero Gracia In the Cloud, Elements Connect custom fields cannot be used in Jira Service Management projects due to technical limitations with the Atlassian API. Although Elements Connect connected items are compatible with Jira Service Management, they cannot be made mandatory. This requirement is tracked…

Hi David In the Cloud, it is not possible to hide a connected item if there are no values returned for it. I'm afraid you won't be able to use Behaviours in the Cloud: "At this time it is not possible to implement the Behaviours feature within ScriptRunner for Jira Cloud."…

Hi @Sruthi Biju Your query seems correct and will work on a display view. Display views can be configured only for live fields, is it your case? Could you please send me a screenshot of your edit view? You can hide any confidential information on it. A piece of advice, you can optimize your query as follows: issuetype in…