Keeping projects on track requires constant attention and the ability to find and triage issues that aren’t getting the required attention. Git Integration for Jira gives you the tools to spot trends and address them before they become a larger issue.

The backlog view lets you audit sprints, scan daily activity, and get alerted when work is off track. With the repository browser, compare Git branches and tags to see a diff of Jira issues and commits.

The Team view lets you easily assess how much work is on a team member’s plate and what they’re actively working on, day-by-day. Helpful for spotting overloaded developers, out of scope work, and stale issues that need attention. It's also a great tool for stand ups to visualize and guide the conversation.

Quantify work effort with the Git rollup, available on individual Jira issues and across multiple issues when using the Repository Browser to compare work between Git branches or tags. It provides development stakeholders with a summary of all development work (and possible risk) that went into an issue (or release).

Git Integration for Jira provides developers with workflows that make it easier to keep Jira updated and get back to their preferred tools.

Quickly create a branch that gets automatically associated with the issue you’re currently viewing. And instantly review code changes without leaving Jira.

With deep linking, any Git activity on an issue has a link to the branch, commit or pull request. This takes you right into your Git repo, GitKraken Desktop, or GitLens without losing context.

Jira Cloud and Data Center customers can integrate with cloud or self-managed versions of any major Git hosting service (Ie.g. GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket) or plain Git repositories.

If your organization is using multiple providers, it’s all managed from the same application. Setup is quick and easy, and Jira admins get full visibility into status and activity. Use OAuth, PATs, or rely purely on Webhooks to setup your connections. Webhook indexing can be used to provide realtime updates to Jira from your repositories. Jira users are able to provide PATs to perform development actions like creating branches and pull requests (if required).

Other integration options offer no ability to adjust how the integration works for your environment. Git Integration for Jira includes a full set of controls for customizing how the app appears in your Jira instance and who has access. It also includes workflow optimizers like setting the default naming convention for newly created Git branches.

Using Global Permissions, Admins can share control of the app with other Jira users – allowing them to create and manage integrations and adjust app settings. This enables team members who are closer to the day-to-day usage of Git to safely take ownership (and save your Admins time).