SearchMy for Slack

SearchMy for Slack is a Slack app developed by Adaptavist that allows users to retrieve issues from multiple Jira instances within Slack. This app streamlines the issue retrieval process and eliminates the need for manual searching across different Jira instances. SearchMy for Slack is suitable for companies of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises. It caters to a variety of professions and industries, including software developers, project managers, IT consultants, agile teams, and IT service management professionals.

Key Features

Connect Multiple Jira Instances: SearchMy for Slack enables users to connect multiple Jira instances, including Jira Server, Data Center, and Cloud. Users can connect as many instances as needed, providing a centralized view of issues across all instances.

Secure OAuth Integration: SearchMy ensures secure integration with Jira instances through OAuth authentication. This authentication method ensures the protection of user data when connecting Jira instances.

Retrieve Issues from Slack: Users can conveniently retrieve issues from their connected Jira instances directly within Slack using SearchMy. This feature eliminates the need for context-switching and aggregates all relevant issues in one place, saving time and effort.

Slash Commands for Quick Searching: SearchMy provides three slash commands in Slack for quick searching. Users can use "/searchmy jira watched" to search for watched issues, "/searchmy jira reported" to search for reported issues, and "/searchmy jira assigned" to search for issues assigned to them.

Suitable for Hybrid Environments: SearchMy is designed to cater to different scenarios, including hybrid Cloud and on-premise environments. It seamlessly allows users to search and retrieve issues from various Jira instances, making it suitable for organizations with diverse infrastructure setups.

Convenient Issue Aggregation: SearchMy aggregates and delivers all relevant issues in one place within Slack. This feature eliminates the need for manual searching across multiple Jira instances, streamlining the issue retrieval process and saving users valuable time.