Atlassian

Atlassian is a software company whose products include Jira, used to plan and track work as issues, and Confluence, a wiki for creating and sharing team documentation. Engineering, IT, and business teams use them to manage projects and keep shared knowledge in one place.

With the Atlassian integration, you can find Jira issues and Confluence pages, ask where a project stands or what the wiki says about a topic, and get a short summary. You can then turn the answer into new issues, status changes, comments, or pages without leaving the conversation in Omnifact. Users sign in with their own Atlassian account and only see and change the projects, issues, and pages they have access to in Jira and Confluence.

Provided by
Atlassian
Access
Users sign in with their own Atlassian account and only see resources they have access to.
Connects to
https://mcp.atlassian.com/v1/mcp
Product website
atlassian.com

What you can do

  • Search Jira and Confluence

    Find issues and pages by keyword or topic, or use JQL and CQL when you need a precise filter.

  • Read and summarize issues

    Open an issue with its comments, status history, and logged time, and get a short summary of where it stands.

  • Create and update issues

    Turn meeting notes into Jira issues, edit their fields, move them to a new status, or link related issues.

  • Comment and log time

    Add or edit comments on an issue and record the time spent on it.

  • Plan sprints and releases

    Review boards and sprints, create and start a sprint, add issues to it, and manage project versions.

  • Read Confluence pages

    Read pages, blog posts, and their comments, compare versions, and get the key points of a long page in a few sentences.

  • Write Confluence pages

    Create a page or blog post, update existing content, or move, copy, and archive pages.

  • Handle Confluence comments and tasks

    Reply to or resolve comments on a page, and mark inline tasks as done or reopen them.

What to know before
using Atlassian with Omnifact

Use cases, setup, and permissions when your team connects Atlassian to Omnifact.

What can Omnifact do with Jira and Confluence?

Omnifact works across Jira and Confluence in plain language. Ask what changed in the current sprint or which issues are blocked, and get a short status summary for your standup or weekly report. Find the right Confluence page, have it summarized, or draft a new one. Omnifact can also create and update Jira issues and combine both with your other connected tools in one conversation.

Can I turn meeting notes into Jira issues with Omnifact?

Yes. Paste your meeting notes into Omnifact and ask it to create the follow-up tasks as Jira issues in the right project, with title, description, and assignee, and with related issues linked. Omnifact shows you what it plans to create and waits for your confirmation in the chat, so nothing lands in Jira before you have checked it.

Can Omnifact summarize Confluence pages?

Yes. Name the page or describe the topic, and Omnifact finds it in Confluence, reads it, and gives you the key points in a few sentences. Support teams find the right runbook for an incident, and new team members catch up on project documentation in minutes. You can ask follow-up questions about the page in the same chat.

Which Jira projects and Confluence pages can Omnifact see?

Exactly what you can already open in Jira and Confluence. Everyone signs in with their own Atlassian account, so Omnifact works with each person's own permissions and never through a shared admin account. Restricted projects and pages stay restricted, and Atlassian admins can additionally control which AI tools may connect to their organization.

Does Omnifact ask before changing Jira issues or Confluence pages?

Yes. By default, Omnifact asks for your confirmation in the chat before it creates an issue, moves it to a new status, or edits a Confluence page. Searching and reading run right away. Admins decide which actions are allowed, which need confirmation, and which are switched off.

How does Omnifact handle Jira and Confluence data?

Your Jira and Confluence content stays in Atlassian under your agreement with Atlassian. Omnifact reads issues and pages live when a request needs them, instead of copying or indexing them in advance, and what it reads becomes part of that conversation. Omnifact is operated in Germany, business data is not used to train the connected AI models, and admins can limit Omnifact to European or Europe-hosted models.

How do I connect Jira and Confluence to Omnifact?

An Omnifact admin adds the Atlassian integration once for the whole organization, and everyone then signs in with their own Atlassian account. That one step connects both Jira and Confluence on your Atlassian Cloud site, with no preparation needed in Atlassian. Anyone can disconnect their account again at any time.

Ready to automate work across your tools with Omnifact?

Connect Atlassian and the other tools your team already uses, and let Omnifact look up information and take care of everyday tasks.

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