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Ovenbird for Jira & Confluence

Your processes live in Confluence; your engineering work lives in Jira. Ovenbird reads both live and never asks you to move anything.

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Jira & ConfluenceWork tracking and documents

PD-15001 passed QA. What's next?

Ovenbird reads the record, its history and the thread around it, then applies your document.

Asks firstWhich environment was it tested on?Is the commit cherry-picked into the release branch?

NextRecord the Ticket QA evidence on PD-15001 (flag on and flag off, with the Xray execution) and get the commit cherry-picked before Friday's cut.

📘 Release process · Confluence

“A story is release-ready when Ticket QA evidence is attached and the fix is on the release branch.”

Why teams connect it

Processes stay in ConfluenceNo migration. Ovenbird reads the live page and shows which version each answer followed.
The whole release, not one toolIssue, branch state, QA evidence and the release page read together.
Corrections flow back to the pageProposed edits arrive as footer comments; versions kept with a plain-words summary.

What flows, and what doesn't

Jira & ConfluenceThe record and its history

Reads

OvenbirdYour process, applied

One note

Jira & ConfluenceOne internal note

What it reads

Confluence pages as your processes: read live, version shown on every answer, course and model rebuilt when the page changes
Jira issues: status history, comments, links (blocks, relates) and the issues a ticket points to
Release steps: whether the fix is on the release branch, QA evidence, transitions

What it writes

One comment on the issue when the person records what they did
Suggested edits from real corrections as footer comments on the Confluence page, for the owner to apply; processes designed in Ovenbird can be published to a space

Processes teams run on it

How it connects

Connected todayManage → Integrations → Connect Atlassian: approve on Atlassian's page; one consent covers Jira and Confluence on your site. Tokens are stored encrypted and refreshed automatically; calls are made as the person who connected. An API token works too. Available today.
Least accessRead scopes for the objects you choose; write access limited to one note or comment, or none.
Per workspace, encryptedEach workspace connects its own account. Credentials are encrypted with a separate key and never shared between workspaces.

Questions buyers ask

Does it write to customers or change records?

No. It writes one internal note or comment when a person records what they did. Statuses, replies and approvals stay with your team in Jira & Confluence.

What does it need access to?

Manage → Integrations → Connect Atlassian: approve on Atlassian's page; one consent covers Jira and Confluence on your site. Tokens are stored encrypted and refreshed automatically; calls are made as the person who connected. An API token works too. Available today. Each workspace connects its own account; nothing is shared between workspaces, and credentials are stored encrypted.

Does it work before the integration is connected?

Yes. Paste a link to a process document and describe the situation; the next step and the course exist the same minute. The integration adds the record's own history as evidence.

See it on one of your own documents

Paste a link to a procedure. The next step and the course exist the same minute; connect Jira & Confluence when you are ready.

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