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What do you like best about the product?
Jira has indeed provided us with connections with a wide range of tools, ranging from the most basic to those that are hard to sync; but, in the instance of Slack and Crm, Jira takes a quick and reliable integration. To meet the unmet needs, we established various times for process issues. Tickets are incredibly simple to monitor, and you can always handle them using any tool. The quality via contact is quick, the mistake solution is very effective, and problem monitoring keeps customers and advisors informed.
Jira is without a doubt the perfect tool for collaboration. All members of the team may easily obtain, collaborate, and even develop and maintain a record of each group project and activity in a seamless and simple manner. There are numerous venues where we can verify and obtain recommendations for our services. The tool is simple to use. On Jira, we can also simply work on enormous and complicated projects.
Jira is without a doubt the perfect tool for collaboration. All members of the team may easily obtain, collaborate, and even develop and maintain a record of each group project and activity in a seamless and simple manner. There are numerous venues where we can verify and obtain recommendations for our services. The tool is simple to use. On Jira, we can also simply work on enormous and complicated projects.
What do you dislike about the product?
Collaborating on cross-initiatives might be challenging at times. In fact, while we were engaged in a task, there have been several big teams; but often the changes were restricted to one group and other times they were available to all. When I altered something for my group, it affected all of the teams, which presented a problem. The sophisticated features are a little difficult to grasp, but they can be simplified.
The major gripe regarding Jira is the enforced upgrades and the ability to change the Interface without notice. I understand that these are required and frequently result in beneficial improvements. Unfortunately, the absence of details prior to and following the launch is quite annoying.
The major gripe regarding Jira is the enforced upgrades and the ability to change the Interface without notice. I understand that these are required and frequently result in beneficial improvements. Unfortunately, the absence of details prior to and following the launch is quite annoying.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Jira was a tremendous addition to work efficiency during the final few years of my working life and business utilization. It simplifies our lives by storing all of the relevant details, records, and documents for our projects and products in one location. Any product plan we created is important and simple to share with all members of the team. That greatly aided our job and organization.
Jira had provided us with a simple and fast approach to monitoring defects in our internal rules. It is simple and straightforward to apply to our employees, albeit we must gain intelligence from Jira and into Spreadsheets to obtain every one of the aggregate statistics that we require.
Jira had provided us with a simple and fast approach to monitoring defects in our internal rules. It is simple and straightforward to apply to our employees, albeit we must gain intelligence from Jira and into Spreadsheets to obtain every one of the aggregate statistics that we require.
good for agile project management
What do you like best about the product?
Jira is very good tool for manage the project from the beginning to end up. It is very useful to manage and track each and every client requirements.
What do you dislike about the product?
- something lagging in jira while Filter the data
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
- Tracking of each client requirements
- Tracking of every bug under the requirements
- Report generation according
- Tracking of every bug under the requirements
- Report generation according
Jira is user-friendly and helps us consolidate and organize our work!
What do you like best about the product?
It is relatively user-friendly, has a clean UI, a lot of features, integrations, and add-ons, and provides great templates and workflows to help maintain our work in a sprint-oriented environment.
What do you dislike about the product?
Permissions for different team members can often become confusing and cumbersome as well as overly restrictive. I also dislike the fact that the vast majority of add-ons are extremely pricey.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps us to structure and organize our DevOps, product dev, and project management processes. Organization of our tasks, time tracking, and more - all lead to an effective and seamless project lifecycle.
Best project management and collaboration platform
What do you like best about the product?
The feautres are excellent with multi-board functionality you can create projects for multiple teams and the UI is one of the best for a orojevt management tool.
What do you dislike about the product?
Overall it has been a great experience with Jira where I have also explored other mainstream platforms but nothing beats Jira and no complaints as of now
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We are now able to create multiple projects and manage them efficiently. Jira has helped us with better collaboration and reducing the overall prject TAT. Its integration capabilities are great
I'd say Best Service Management application I have ever used
What do you like best about the product?
Jira makes tracking and managing all the issues in one place easy. It helps in medium- and large-scale industries where it is tough to look into each case separately and resolve one-by-one.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is nothing I dislike about Jira, but one thing that concerns me is it can have a better UI. I think the current UI is good but it could be better.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Jira is helping our business track and manage many technical issues. It also helps in documenting issues for future references and tracking versions.
A best project management tool is Jira
What do you like best about the product?
features such as issue tracking, agile project management, customizable workflows, and reporting can help teams streamline their work and improve their productivity.
What do you dislike about the product?
pricing model to be expensive for small teams or businesses.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Project management, Reporting, workflow management , tracking are the benefits and solved my problem
We can easily manage complete team work and project daily updates through JIRA dashboard.
What do you like best about the product?
I like the most about JIRA is time tracking and project management through tickets. Any team member can have proper analysis of project sprints through dashboard.
What do you dislike about the product?
There's nothing to be disliked about JIRA, but still I would say portal development of JIRA is a bit tricky. Similar features under same name are there. Specially with the one creating Epics.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
JIRA is providing a platform where a whole team can be managed easily. It's a project management tool which assigns task to team members, keeps updates on daily basis, and time tracking to deliver the project before deadlines.
Good project management software for software development but too easy for companies to muck it up
What do you like best about the product?
Jira has a clean interface and is also well-known and well-used, so many software devs have used it at many organisations and come with experience.
I like that you can easily make projects, create epics, tasks, bugs, etc., give them good descriptions, allocate time, allocate to sprints, and generally manage the entire software development lifecycle.
Also, if you use other Jira products like Confluence or Bitbucket there's a lot of tight integration.
It also has other integrations, e.g. ZenDesk, so if you use that it can also be supported in your workflows.
I like that you can easily make projects, create epics, tasks, bugs, etc., give them good descriptions, allocate time, allocate to sprints, and generally manage the entire software development lifecycle.
Also, if you use other Jira products like Confluence or Bitbucket there's a lot of tight integration.
It also has other integrations, e.g. ZenDesk, so if you use that it can also be supported in your workflows.
What do you dislike about the product?
It really needs a strong administrator who is not only technically capable but has a strong handle on your agile framework of choice and how to best implement it and make it work.
It's far too easy to muck up Jira completely and I've seen oh so many bad, bad setups. You get people making projects willy-nilly and then wanting them in sprints in other projects, yet each project can have its own form designs with different fields and statuses and labels. So then you end up with sprint boards here and there, with inconsistencies throughout.
Now, sure, this relates to setup and configuration - but the problem is Jira itself doesn't help enforce some best practice setups and instead easily allows people to get themselves into a hole, but doesn't make it easy to reign it in or tidy it later.
It's also less intuitive than some things in competing tools such as Azure DevOps. I find that product supports time management better, or having an entire engineering team sprint with people assigned to different applications, but with the ability to cross over.
Also Jira seems confused with time. You set a sprint to start on a Monday and end on the Friday of the following week but Jira says that's nine days, not 10. And then it doesn't easily let you alter the availability of specific developers who are on, say, annual leave or whatever.
You can add functionality to Jira via plug-ins and extensions but some of these things really should be out-of-the-box.
It's far too easy to muck up Jira completely and I've seen oh so many bad, bad setups. You get people making projects willy-nilly and then wanting them in sprints in other projects, yet each project can have its own form designs with different fields and statuses and labels. So then you end up with sprint boards here and there, with inconsistencies throughout.
Now, sure, this relates to setup and configuration - but the problem is Jira itself doesn't help enforce some best practice setups and instead easily allows people to get themselves into a hole, but doesn't make it easy to reign it in or tidy it later.
It's also less intuitive than some things in competing tools such as Azure DevOps. I find that product supports time management better, or having an entire engineering team sprint with people assigned to different applications, but with the ability to cross over.
Also Jira seems confused with time. You set a sprint to start on a Monday and end on the Friday of the following week but Jira says that's nine days, not 10. And then it doesn't easily let you alter the availability of specific developers who are on, say, annual leave or whatever.
You can add functionality to Jira via plug-ins and extensions but some of these things really should be out-of-the-box.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps us assign and manage tickets to individuals and the team, allocate work to sprints, manage releases, and more.
Good tool but usefull only if you
What do you like best about the product?
Highly configurable which makes it customizable according to ones need
What do you dislike about the product?
People making it a go-to software instead of a ticket handling software
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Managing sprints
Jira is great
What do you like best about the product?
It has both project management and document repo (confluence) that really helps us connect things together. We also use bitbucket from the same company so it all comes together really well.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some of the items should have been part of it but are available as a plugin on an additional price. For e.g time clock in for devs and an availability roster. Also some UX improvements could be made
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Pretty good at tracking projects. It gets easier to show the progress to the stakeholders by using the roadmap feature and timelines on it. Helps us identify potential risks as well
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