Jira Service Management unites development, operations, and customer service teams on one platform, helping teams resolve support cases faster and deliver exceptional customer experiences.

In this demo, Emily Ditchfield, Product Manager - Jira Software, walks through the command palette capability. The command palette is a purpose-built user interface that allows you to seamlessly interact with Jira with just your keyboard. Use the command palette to find work, perform actions on issues, and navigate to key places in Jira. The features showcased in this video are available to all Jira cloud users.

In this 6-minute video, we explore some of the benefits of integrating Confluence with Jira Software and how using the two together can help you plan, track, and deliver work more effectively. Come take a look at how you can boost your productivity when you bring every aspect of your work unto the Atlassian suite! Bring both the planning and delivery aspects of your work into your Atlassian suite to realize some incredible benefits that will make your team’s work much more effective.

Please find below a detailed guide to install the GitLab integration for Jira Software from the Jira toolchain page. This integration enables automatic updates of Jira issues when commits, pull requests, and pipelines are run in GitLab. As a result, developers can focus on their work without having to switch between different tools frequently.

Exploring ITSM solutions to seamlessly connect your Dev, IT, and business teams across your organization? Learn about the Total Economic Impact™ of Jira Service Management in this commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Atlassian.

Learn more about the latest Jira Work Management updates in our Monthly Minute. Stay tuned to import from Asana, check in on your projects with the new summary view on mobile, and more. Jira Work Management makes it easy for business teams to collaborate, align, and deliver work, all in one place. Connect with Jira Work Management and Atlassian.

Learn how to respond to potential problems using the Compass activity feed. Learn where to find alerts, and deployments for your components and their upstream dependencies and see how that information can be used to efficiently communicate with peers on other teams.