Hello,
I am using Jira Product Discovery to organize and display where each of my customer's are at with the implementation of a new feature/product.
Each customer is an Jira Product Discovery Issue.
Columns are: Initial Call, SOW sent, SOW received, Amendment sent, Amendment received, Environments Set Up, Feature Implementation, Testing, Deployment, Maintenance.
Then I have Categories set up as Phases: Request Phase, Initial Call Phase, SOW and Amendment Phase, Environment Phase, Implementation Phase, Testing Phase etc. (I know it is redundant to the columns, I am just trying to organize a bit differently for easy visuals)
I am using Jira Product Discovery because it has the ability to move around rows easily to show priority etc.
We have set up a Confluence Space just for this project as a "one stop" place for all information on this project. I would like to display the Jira Product Discovery page inside of a Confluence Page so that everyone will be able to see where everything is at quickly.
Is this possible? How would I go about doing that?
Hi @Wendy Grapentine ,
JPD and Confluence don't necessarily have a prebuilt integration, but we see some customers pasting a view's link into a Confluence page to populate a preview!
For more on this in general: Improvements to Atlassian links
Changes cannot be made in Confluence to reflect back in JPD, but any changes completed to the view within JPD should reflect in Confluence:
If you drop the link for your view into Confluence, the view will be displayed. I recorded a quick Loom to show it here: https://www.loom.com/share/6abad4973a5a4a32a56c3cb2e252c16e
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