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Atlassian Jira
3,586 Reviews and Ratings
What is Atlassian Jira?
Atlassian Jira is a project management tool, featuring an interactive timeline for mapping work items, dependencies, and releases, Scrum boards for agile teams, and out-of-the-box reports and dashboards.
Categories & Use Cases
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Top Performing Features
Scheduling
Scheduling capabilities allow users to set schedules on tasks, and create timelines and milestones.
Category average: 8.2
Workflow Automation
Workflow automation is the ability to route work requests along an approval process automatically.
Category average: 8.7
Team Collaboration
Team collaboration capabilities let team members work directly with each other and provide team updates.
Category average: 9
Areas for Improvement
Mobile Access
Mobile access is the ability to access the software from a smartphone or tablet.
Category average: 8
Document Management
Document management provides for centralized management of all project documents.
Category average: 8
Support for Agile Methodology
Agile is a time boxed, iterative approach to development that builds software incrementally instead of trying to deliver it all at once near the end.
Category average: 8.1
Who Buys & Uses Atlassian Jira
#1 most frequent
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
22.9%30,045 installations of 131,249
“We use Jira for the complete lifecycle of software and product development in the company, from Strategy initiatives to Projects with Sprints, individual Stories and internal Tasks and Acceptance Criteria.”
#2 most frequent
Information
12.2%16,063 installations of 131,249
“At our firm, we use Atlassian Jira for project tracking, and it has significantly improved our workflow.”
#3 most frequent
Manufacturing
8.0%10,528 installations of 131,249
#1 most frequent
Small Businesses
42.8%56,206 installations of 131,249
#2 most frequent
Mid-sized Companies
26.2%34,389 installations of 131,249
“Dev tasks and projects management (mainly the low level task decomposition).”
#3 most frequent
Enterprises
10.2%13,378 installations of 131,249
“We use Atlassian Jira for our planning to develope software.”
#1 most frequent
United States of America
40.8%53,525 installations of 131,249
“My business utilizes Atlassian Jira to manage software development for multiple teams work into 2 week sprints.”
#2 most frequent
India
7.6%10,017 installations of 131,249
“It is a lifesaver for me to use JIRA since it allows me to plan any project and track it with the collaborative function that it provides.”
#3 most frequent
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
5.7%7,439 installations of 131,249
#1 most frequent
Engineering
45.5%#2 most frequent
Product Management
17.5%“Dev tasks and projects management (mainly the low level task decomposition).”
#3 most frequent
IT
15.4%“We use Atlassian Jira to visualize the work in progress within teams, plan across teams and programs, and handling service requests from customers”
Pros
- Detailed task and project tracking
- Support for customizable workflows
- Extensive integration capabilities with development tools (e.g., Bitbucket, GitHub)
Cons
- Complex and overwhelming User Interface/User Experience, especially for new users
- Steep learning curve required for effective use
- Performance and speed issues, particularly with large issue backlogs
Good tool to manage projects
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Atlassian Jira helps us manage and track Project, stories, tasks, bugs, etc. It is very helpful where you have big conplex project and want to manage and keep everything documentated. You can also assign a work item to the individual track that work item's status by changing it's status. It can be used by all from Developers to Quality Analysts.
Pros
- Create and manage work items
- Keep track of overall project
- Assign a work item to others when your work is done in that item
- Create bugs related work items
Cons
- It can add AI in the Atlassian Jira
- It should restricte from editing others comment
- There should be some confirmation on assigning work items to others
Return on Investment
- Atlassian Jira can be used to track workitems in the project, so it is better for project and resource management
- Atlassian Jira can be used in any project model(i.e. agile, waterfall etc.) So we can provide any business model based on client need.
- It can be better to have cost estimation, project invoicing in Atlassian Jira, so that we can have better understanding of project financial status
Usability
Alternatives Considered
Slack
Other Software Used
Atlassian Confluence, Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Postman
Jira helps me do my job better and easier!
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
I use Jira as a work management tool. Jira is very helpful in creating and managing work projects and keep track of the projects. Jira can also be configured with addons, even for Service Desk, that will help call centre managers, help desk agents. I am mainly using Jira for tracking the sprint work and for opening bugs, where it is very configurable, the Jira Administrator being able to configure the fields almost everywhere in the app.
Pros
- Bug tracking
- Project management
- Email notifications
- Test case management
Cons
- I do not have any cons related to the app
- Jira has multiple versions, and if working on multiple projects on different Jira versions, might create a little confusion
Most Important Features
- Bug tracking
- Project management
- Bug opening
Return on Investment
- Jira had an positive impact, helping the teams track their projects and get the job done
Other Software Used
Microsoft Teams, Atlassian Confluence, Google Keep, Google Authenticator
Great tool for team organization and collaboration
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use Atlassian Jira to describe our tasks and plan our sprints. The tool allows to structure multiple tasks in epics, which helps searching, organizing, working together and planning ahead. We use the tool throughout the whole process of a sprint - for planning, daylies, updating and documenting our tasks, creating bug tickets, refinements, reviews. The tool offers a really nice overview (no matter if you choose Scrum, Kanban or other principles) of your current sprints and the backlog and the features per userstory or bug are really helpful to document, discuss, track the state etc.
Pros
- Organizing sprints
- Describing and tracking tasks
- Filter methods
Cons
- Navigation, e.g. to Wiki
- Customizable dashborrds
Return on Investment
- Time saving
- Higher productivity through better planning
- Better collaboration through better overview of tasks and subtasks
Usability
Alternatives Considered
GitLab and Azure DevOps Services
Other Software Used
GitLab, Docker, Kubernetes, Microsoft 365, Webex Meetings
A Tool Must Have By PM
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Atlassian Jira is the main software for software development activites and tracking and coordinating QA activites it is one of the most imporant factor in the whole agile process its features of tracking and keeping record makes it very useful across the whole life cycle and the newest AI integration is also been a great help
Pros
- Bug Tracking
- Resource Management
- Friedly User Interface
Cons
- Time Logging
- Sprint Managaement
- Generative AI
Return on Investment
- Better Allocation Management
- Good Finicial ROI
- Faster product Deleivery
Usability
Alternatives Considered
Kanban Tool, Bigin by Zoho CRM and Microsoft Project
Other Software Used
Trello, ClickUp, YouTrack
