Atlassian
Atlassian's Jira and Confluence sit at the center of how engineering, IT, and business teams plan work and document knowledge. Because active tasks live in Jira boards while specs, runbooks, and decisions live in Confluence spaces, preparing for a standup, incident, or release often means piecing context together across dozens of tabs.
Work across Jira and Confluence in a single Omnifact conversation. Ask what changed in the current sprint, see which issues are blocked, or pull the right Confluence runbook during an incident and get a concise summary. You can turn meeting notes into structured Jira issues, update statuses, or draft Confluence pages right from chat. Every person signs in with their own Atlassian account so project and space permissions stay enforced, and Omnifact asks for confirmation before creating or editing anything.
- Provided by
- Atlassian
- Category
- Project Management, Knowledge & Data
- Access
- Each employee signs in with their own Atlassian account and only sees what they can already access.
- Connects to
- https://mcp.atlassian.com/v1/mcp
- Product website
- atlassian.com
What you can do
Search Jira and Confluence together
Find Jira issues and Confluence pages in plain language, or run precise JQL and CQL queries across your projects and spaces.
Summarize issues and sprint progress
Read an issue with its full comment thread, status history, and logged work, or get a quick sprint recap before your standup or weekly review.
Create and update Jira issues
Turn meeting minutes or bug reports into Jira issues with assignees and fields filled in, transition statuses, and link related work items.
Comment and log work
Draft and post comments on Jira issues and record time spent without leaving the conversation.
Plan sprints and versions
Inspect boards and backlogs, create and start sprints, assign issues to a sprint, and manage release versions.
Read and compare Confluence pages
Summarize long specifications, handbooks, or postmortems in a few sentences and compare page revisions.
Draft and maintain Confluence documentation
Create new pages or blog posts from a chat discussion, update existing documentation, and organize or archive pages.
Resolve Confluence comments and tasks
Reply to footer and inline comments on Confluence pages, resolve threads, and check off or reopen inline action items.
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What to know before
using Atlassian with Omnifact
Use cases, access permissions, data handling, and setup when connecting Atlassian to Omnifact.
What can Omnifact do with Jira and Confluence?
Omnifact connects Jira and Confluence in one plain-language chat. Engineering leads ask what changed in the current sprint or which tickets are blocked, support and IT teams locate the right Confluence runbook during an incident, and project managers turn meeting notes into Jira issues or Confluence pages. You can also combine Atlassian with Slack, GitLab, GitHub, or Zendesk in the same 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 target project, complete with summary, description, assignee, and issue links. Omnifact shows you the proposed issues in chat and waits for your confirmation before creating anything in Jira.
Can Omnifact summarize Confluence pages?
Yes. Name a Confluence page or describe the topic, and Omnifact finds the page, reads it, and summarizes the key points in a few sentences. On-call engineers pull the exact steps from a troubleshooting guide, and new hires get answers from internal documentation with follow-up questions in the same chat.
Which Jira projects and Confluence pages can Omnifact see?
Only the Jira projects, issues, and Confluence spaces your own Atlassian account can already open. Each user signs in individually, so Omnifact never accesses Atlassian through a shared admin token. Restricted projects and private Confluence pages remain restricted, and Atlassian organization admins retain full control over connected apps.
Does Omnifact ask before changing Jira issues or Confluence pages?
Yes. By default, Omnifact asks for your confirmation in chat before creating an issue, changing a status, posting a comment, or editing a Confluence page. Searching and reading run immediately. Omnifact admins can configure which Atlassian actions run automatically, require confirmation, or stay disabled.
How does Omnifact handle Jira and Confluence data?
Your Jira and Confluence data stays in Atlassian under your agreement with Atlassian. Omnifact fetches issues and pages live when your prompt requires them rather than indexing your Atlassian site in advance, and only the retrieved context enters that chat. Omnifact is operated in Germany, business data is never used for model training, and admins can restrict usage to European or Europe-hosted models.
How do I connect Jira and Confluence to Omnifact?
An Omnifact admin adds the Atlassian integration once from the catalog, and team members then sign in with their own Atlassian account. That single sign-in connects both Jira and Confluence on your Atlassian Cloud site without custom setup in Atlassian. Users can disconnect their account at any time.
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