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When teams start planning a Jira migration, one of the first questions that may appear is usually technical: How do we move the data? But there is an earlier question that can actually have an even bigger impact on the project: What exactly should move to Jira, and what should Jira look like when the migration is finished?…

Working with Jira often teaches you that the most important lessons are not hidden somewhere in a particular setting or feature. Over the past year, I've had the opportunity to work on content shaped by conversations with Jira admins, Atlassian Community Champions, consultants, and people who work with Jira every day. I've…

If you're a Jira administrator, chances are you've heard someone say: "Wouldn't it be easier if everyone just used the same Jira instance?" Sometimes, probably. In reality, many organizations intentionally operate multiple Jira instances — and for defensible reasons: a company acquires another business that already has its…

GitLab and Jira solve overlapping problems in different ways. GitLab keeps issues close to the code — merge requests, pipelines, and issue tracking live in one place. Jira is built around flexible workflows, cross-team visibility, and a large ecosystem of apps for IT, service management, and enterprise reporting. Teams…

Integrating Jira with another system often starts with a technical discussion: Should we use REST APIs? Native connectors? A Marketplace app? A low-code integration platform? Those are important decisions, but they probably shouldn't be the first ones you make. During one of our interviews with Atlassian Community Champion…

Every Jira admin eventually encounters it: two teams, two Jira instances, and one shared project that somehow needs to stay aligned. While many articles discuss Jira-to-Jira integrations in theory, this is a real customer story. Levare International faced exactly this challenge when they needed to collaborate closely with…

Migrating from Azure DevOps to Jira is rarely just about moving work items between platforms. For most organizations, the real challenge starts once teams realize how much operational history has accumulated over the years inside Azure DevOps. Backlog structures, feature hierarchies, comments, attachments, workflows,…

In many enterprise environments, Jira Service Management and ServiceNow coexist for perfectly valid reasons. One team may rely on Jira Service Management (JSM) for engineering support, incident escalation, and operational collaboration, while another organization — often a customer, vendor, or external service provider —…

Freshservice Jira integration is one of the most common setups for teams trying to align IT service management with development workflows. On the surface, it looks straightforward: connect two tools and let tickets flow between them. In reality, most teams quickly run into issues. Tickets don’t sync as expected, statuses…

Many teams reach a crossroads at some point: Should we keep working in Wrike, or is it time to move to Jira? It’s a common dilemma. Wrike is easy to start with and widely used by business, marketing, and project delivery teams. But as organizations grow and workflows get more complex, the flexibility and ecosystem of Jira…

In IT environments, teams rarely work in a single system. Jira Cloud, Jira Service Management, Salesforce, Zendesk, ServiceNow — they all need to work together. But while integrations connect tools, they don’t always guarantee one critical thing: consistent SLA performance Join our webinar session which will be led by the…

Jira is one of those tools that can be anything you want it to be. That’s both its biggest strength and its biggest risk. When you’re an admin, the line between a well-tuned instance and a confusing mess is thinner than most people think. Most admins eventually run into common Jira problems: slow Jira performance,…

Many teams rely on Notion for documentation, planning, and product thinking, while Jira remains the system of record for development and delivery. This combination works well in theory, but in practice it often creates fragmentation. Product requirements live in Notion, execution happens in Jira, and teams end up manually…

In many teams Jira is the place where work is planned, prioritized, and tracked.At the same time, the actual development work happens in Git platforms such as GitHub, GitLab, or Azure Repos. Without an integration between these systems, teams often run into the same problems: Developers push commits, but Jira work items…

If you’ve ever found yourself knee-deep in Jira workflows wondering whether you’ve just overcomplicated your life—or your company’s entire instance—you’re not alone. As Jira grows with your organization, so does its complexity. Projects multiply, fields expand, automations stack up, and what once felt flexible starts to…

Teams often split workflows between Jira's robust tracking for engineering sprints and Airtable's intuitive databases for operations, marketing, or product planning. This creates data chaos, manual copy-pasting, and version conflicts. A two-way integration unifies them, enabling real-time sync so changes in one tool…

When development teams use Jira and project, marketing or business teams work in Asana, staying aligned across both tools can become a real challenge. Without a reliable connection, work often gets duplicated, comments get lost, and team updates require manual effort. This article walks through main methods for connecting…

Many teams start in Notion. It’s flexible, fast, and great for early-stage planning, right? But as teams grow, workflows become more complex, and delivery tracking starts to matter more, Notion often reaches its limits. That’s usually when Jira becomes a strong alternative. In this guide, I’ll walk through when and why…

As teams spend more time in Jira, one pattern shows up again and again for admins and project leads: some problems are solved perfectly with Jira Automation, others keep coming back until you manage a proper integration with another tool. Because both can move data and trigger actions, it’s easy to blur the line between…

As teams grow, Jira rarely lives on its own. Development, IT, and business teams bring in tools like GitHub, Bitbucket, ServiceNow, Azure DevOps, Slack, or Confluence. At some point, almost every team asks: Should we rely on native Jira integrations, or do we need a third-party app? In this article, I’ll walk through how…

We all appreciate Trello for its simplicity, but behind that clean interface lies a surprisingly powerful automation engine. With Trello automation teams can reduce repetitive work, enforce consistency, and keep boards running smoothly without manual effort. In this article, I’ll break down how Trello automation works, the…

As teams grow and projects become more complex, planning work only at the task or sprint level is no longer enough. Teams need visibility into what’s coming next, how work aligns with goals, and how different initiatives depend on one another. This is where Jira Roadmaps plays a huge role. Jira offers more than one way to…

Organizations often end up with more than one Jira instance — for example, after a company grows, restructures, merges with another organization, or begins migrating from Data Center to Cloud. In many cases, different teams simply need autonomy and separate administration. But even when systems stay separate, the work…

Migrating from Monday.com to Jira might feel a bit like packing up your workspace and moving into a bigger, more structured office. Everything you need is in Monday — boards, tasks, files, updates, custom fields — and you want to make sure all the data arrives safely in your new Jira instance. Teams usually begin this…

Agile has become the standard for modern project management — helping teams stay fast, adaptable, and focused on value delivery. But while Agile is simple in theory, putting it into practice across teams and departments can be complex. Jira transforms Agile principles into real workflows through boards, templates, and…

Migrating to Jira Cloud isn’t just about transferring data — it’s about preserving how your teams work while modernizing for the future. For many organizations, the Jira migration process starts as a technical project but quickly becomes a strategic transformation. Every phase — from migration planning and testing to…

Jira has become the backbone of planning and delivery for software, business, and support teams alike. As those teams scale and spread their work across many tools, the friction shows up in the same places: scattered information, slow hand-offs, and too much manual coordination. Rovo addressed those pain points by adding…

Migrating to Atlassian Cloud is more than a technical project, it’s a strategic shift. Done well, it unlocks faster innovation, reduced admin overhead, and tighter integration with modern tools. Done poorly, it creates headaches for admins and confusion for users. Based on lessons learned from real migrations and…

Atlassian builds two of the most popular tools in project and task management: Jira and Trello. At first glance, they might look similar, both help you track work, collaborate with teammates, and stay organized. But in reality, they’re designed with very different goals in mind. This short guide breaks down what each tool…