Who Uses This Software?
JIRA is trusted by teams of all sizes looking to capture & organize issues, assign work & follow team activity. JIRA is great for agile project management, software development, and more!
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Product Details
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Starting Price$10/month
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Pricing DetailsUser tier pricing from 10 / $10 - 2000 / $1000
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Free VersionNo
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DeploymentInstalled - Mac
Cloud, SaaS, Web
Installed - Windows
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TrainingLive Online
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Support24/7 (Live Rep)
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Vendor Details
- Atlassian
- http://www.atlassian.com
- Founded 2002
About This Software
Jira is the project management tool for teams planning and building great products. Thousands of teams choose Jira to capture and organize issues, assign work, and follow team activity. At your desk or on the go with the new mobile interface, Jira helps your team get the job done. Seamlessly connect Jira Software with Confluence to add extra context to your projects, create and track issues and product requirements, publish release reports, track release progress, and more.
JIRA Features
- Access Control
- Code Assistance
- Collaboration
- Debugging
- Graphical User Interface
- Mobile Development
- Software Development
- Testing Management
- Version Control
- Web Development
JIRA Latest Reviews
I have used Jira both as part of a team of developers and also as a Project Manager managing a team.
Its really a good tool for managing the internal approvals with ease. It is user friendly tool.
Comments: We are able to manage our internal approvals effectively. It is really helping to track the status and for expediting the approvals. It works even we are not connected to office network. You can simply connect if there is internet connection available. It helps us to complete cross border approvals easily and reduced manual work and hard copy print outs. It also reduces time for internal approvals and helps to manage even huge volume of internal approvals by the stakeholders. The resources need not run from one desk to the other desk.
Pros: This tool works on a hosted model and can be accessed from anywhere in the world by using internet connection. The web version and even the mobile version (which i guess has been recently launched) is good and can be accessed through click of a button while it is assigned to you. It is has various options like assigning to different users, obtaining their comments, attaching supporting documents, printing the ticket, reports and dashboards which can be customised by the users, option to download, link the ticket with other tickets, etc., The tool has the option to create various workflows as per the requirements of the users. It has the option to alert the users with email alerts and also reminder mails. There is option to close the ticket, clone the ticket, revoke the ticket. The users can customize the reports and dashboards as per their requirement and download the ticket in various formats from the JIRA tool.
Cons: The reports and dashboards does not provide for reports in a graphical way. The tickets can not be simultaneously assigned two or more users. The tickets can only be closed by the creator which is a set back if the creator does not close the ticket once its gets over. The note which is created allows only text inputs. It does not allow for creation of table or column. Turn around time for closure (at each specific user level) of the ticket can not be generated from the reports automatically. This is a big drawback. Also, it takes so much time for loading the contents and if the internet is slow then it does not get loaded at all.
Comments: Jira helped us to more easily manage multiple teams of software developers and gather feedback from end users for several large applications that we were developing which were at various stages of completion and usability. We were able to use our available resources in a much more optimal and seamless manner, which helped us to complete projects and resolve issues more quickly, easily track the status of specific tasks across multiple projects/teams and monitor productivity at various levels. Ultimately, this allowed us to both reduce development costs and complete our projects more quickly which in-turn increased our business revenue.
Pros: Jira is a very powerful tool for managing teams of software developers working on one, or even multiple projects simultaneously. It is very robust and feature-rich, with features such as setting up/managing individual tasks, coordinating development efforts across tasks/developers to maximize team productivity, managing/tracking issues & bugs, gathering feedback from non-technical users via Jira user stories and managing project backlogs. There in also embedded support for Scrum & Kanban boards, although I haven't personally worked with those features. The custom workflows allow users to setup and manage their projects & teams according to the needs of their business and their preferred software development framework and management style. Jira is a very comprehensive, all-in-one tool for managing smaller teams of only a few people, all the way up to very large teams of 100+ stakeholders.
Cons: Given the robust features and functions that Jira supports, there's a lot of depth and breadth to the software, so it can be somewhat complex and confusing to newer users, especially those who haven't worked much with project management tools previously. For project managers who are leading multiple teams simultaneously, things can get a bit overwhelming because the email notifications and project alerts can quickly start to become excessive, and there's no way to consolidate notifications across projects/teams.