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Thanks @Huwen Arnone _Deiser_Devoteam_ for watching and for the warm feedback. @Rachel Wright is great :)

@Maggie Norby Adams thanks, moved to here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/Apptoberfest-demo-Jira-Snapshots-for-Confluence-Cloud-and-Data/ba-p/1827683#M2788 Is there a way to unpublish this one which is in the wrong place?

We are in with the Jira Snapshots for Confluence !! @Maggie Norby Adams its fits exactly into * Analytics and reporting * Project management

Hi @Patrick Haley Thanks for the detailed "recipe" here. Seems you have a very mature setup there. Can you indicate if you have considered managing/documenting the UC in Jira, and if so- what where your reasons to do this in Confluence?

Hi @Sumit Sharma and thanks @Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_ for the callout. Keeping UCs in Confluence makes a lot of sense as long as you are not working in a very formal environment, where each requirement needs to have a unique ID and should be part of a traceability matrix. If you need this level of formality then I find that…

Hi @Venu Paladi @Kishan Sharma 's recommendation was correct. I wanted to add that the user manual for Jira Snapshots for Confluence has an example of how to use it for status reporting here: https://radbeedocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JSIC/pages/2180448355/How+to+Ace+those+Weekly+Reports+in+Just+a+Few+Clicks…

Hi @Louise Kelstrup As @Kathy Hart mentioned, this will require anonymous access to Jira. You could solve this using an App: checkout the App Jira Snapshots for Confluence . The views of Jira data created by this App work differently then the native Jira lists in terms of permissions: 1. Anyone with view access to the…

@Patrick an App which is available for Cloud is: Jira Snapshots for Confluence . Assuming you use Jira links (or other ways of Jira relations) between your traceability items, then this will allow you to create static traceability views in Confluence. PS: If you don't have Confluence you can just spin a free Confluence and…

Hi Joe, I am assuming that traceability is expressed via the links between jira issues. If that is correct then I recommend you check this Confluence App: Jira Snapshots for Confluence. This App add to Confluence the "Jira Snapshot" macro which can retrieve Jira data into Confluence, with as many levels that you need in…

Have a look at Jira Snapshots for Confluence. Its an App for Confluence which pulls static Jira data into Confluence - it can pull as many levels of data as you need for your traceability. Its easy to setup- it uses JQL to select the data that is included, and you can select any of the Jira fields. It's an easy way to…

Hi Bishoy, For your use case its worth checking Jira Snapshots for Confluence. it's a Confluence App which can create traceability reports from Jira. It was created for managing requirements and traceability, and can report on as many levels as you need, with flexibility of what columns are shown. If you use XRAY for test…

Ah! So you have an active directory connected. Can you specify which active directory this is, and is there a marketplace App that is involved, or is it directly connected to Jira? If directly connected to Jira can you provide all the configuration settings parameters of this connection? (not the authentication credentials…

Hi @Alexander Schwenk There is now a new way to easily achieve this need. If you need to export Epics, and their stories, then you may want to check the App Jira Snapshots for Confluence. (Disclosure, I am the CEO of RadBee, the developer of this App). With this App you can easily define which Epics to include, which…

Thanks for the clarification. I want to be sure I understand the problem: A user which is not logging into Jira (and not to Confluence) can see Jira. But can you tell what they see in Jira- because I understand they are not seeing actual issues in Jira but they see something (which is not the login screen). What do they…

Hello @Arthur SALMON , I know your question is resolved, but wanted to suggest one way to solve this (and similar situations), for the sake of future readers. If you also have Confluence, then you could use the app Jira Snapshots for Confluence to generate this static report in Confluence. To achieve this you would (once…

Hello AVLebedev, To help out, can you indicate: 1. Are you using Cloud or Server/DC installation? (so is your jira sitting in a url like <something>.atlassian.net or not? 2. Are you also using Jira service management? 3. Can you check in Jira what are the settings for "global…

Hi Girish You can check out Jira Snapshots for Confluence, it's an App for Confluence which can create traceability reports from Jira. It was created with requirements management and traceability in mind, and can report on as many levels as you need, with total flexibility of what columns are shown. If you use XRAY for…

@Amanda Barber - the expand is a great idea and definitely helps keep things tidier. I use it too. Anther thing that is useful is to "layer" the page: At the top, put a short version (The gist, or an "executive summary"), and underneath that- a TOC and detailed sections. So people can read the more detailed information if…

Hi Excel exporters, Sometimes, the main reason to export to excel is that you will have a static copy of how Jira is today. If this is what you need, you may check out this new App Jira Snapshots for Confluence (Cloud and DC) Things this App does better then an excel export: * If you regularly export the same filter, then…

Hi @Szymon Ptak If you basically needed an external static copy of Jira data then you could use the App Jira Snapshots for Confluence -> it creates static copies of Jira data in Confluence. Advantage is that if you take a Snapshot today, and another one tomorrow- you can easily compare between these two Snapshots. Its…

Our dev team 'lives' in Jira, and we are very comfortable with all the reporting happening in Jira (sprint progress, backlog grooming, velocity, etc.). We also use Confluence for "general knowledge sharing" and non issue specific discussions. External stakeholders are often curios about whats happening on our side, which…

Hi @Narendra Kumar , @Mohammad Odeh , @James Denmark , @Chris G_ , I wanted to mention that our team at RadBee released recently Speedy PDF Sign-Offs for Jira Cloud, which is designed to answer this need. In a nutshell, this is what Speedy does: * Provides in a way to generate a PDF of the Jira issue (attachments,…

Hello @Brenda Kelly Yes, the idea to manage Complaints process in Jira is a viable one, and the same is true for some of the other classical Quality processes (i.e. CAPAs and Deviations management, Suppliers management). If you use the Server or Data Center platforms you can indeed achieve full GAMP 5 and CFR 21 part 11…