Elements Publish
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Elements Publish
Make information from Jira available for Confluence users
Take your Jira and Confluence integration to the next level by building Confluence pages with data from fields, comments, attachments, and labels from one or multiple issues. Stakeholders retain their preferred tool, with information synchronized from Jira to Confluence.
Customer Testimonial
Recipes are dead easy to make
We are loving all it can do.
We use it in problem records, security vulnerabilities and change management… Recipes are dead easy to make and the fact we can trigger using A4J or workflow post functions makes life easy.
We use it in problem records, security vulnerabilities and change management… Recipes are dead easy to make and the fact we can trigger using A4J or workflow post functions makes life easy.
Benefits
Discover how Elements Publish can help your team
Create Confluence pages from Jira issues
Make information in Jira available to stakeholders who need it in Confluence. Since changes in Jira can be synchronized to Confluence, stakeholders can keep using the tool they prefer.
Generate pages with dynamic options
Streamline the process of organizing information in Confluence, with fewer manual actions required. Dynamic options for page titles and parent pages make it easy to structure pages.
Embed all the information you need
Design your page using the in-app editor or insert Jira data directly onto a Confluence templates. It’s ideal for post-mortems, change management, knowledge base articles, or compliance needs.
Make information in Jira available to stakeholders who need it in Confluence. Since changes in Jira can be synchronized to Confluence, stakeholders can keep using the tool they prefer.
Streamline the process of organizing information in Confluence, with fewer manual actions required. Dynamic options for page titles and parent pages make it easy to structure pages.
Design your page using the in-app editor or insert Jira data directly onto a Confluence templates. It’s ideal for post-mortems, change management, knowledge base articles, or compliance needs.
Use Case
Create postmortems in Confluence
Automate the creation of your incident postmortem in Confluence by publishing data from your Jira issue
Use Case
Turn comments into articles
Leverage the work your support agents are already doing to automatically create articles for your knowledge base.
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Tutorial
Update pages automatically when Jira issue fields are changed
Once a Confluence page has been created from a Jira issue, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the Jira issue won’t change anymore. Thanks to Elements Publish, when a field is updated in Jira, its value can be automatically updated in the Confluence page.
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FAQ
Can Confluence pages be updated in the information in Jira changes?
Yes, you can activate synchronization for fields, comments, attachments, or labels so that if they change in the Jira issue they are updated on the Confluence page. Follow this tutorial to learn how to set it up.
Can you use Publish with Confluence templates?
Yes, you can embed Jira fields in Confluence templates and blueprints. Check out this video to learn how
Can you publish information from a parent and child issue to the same page?
Yes, you can either retrieve field details from a parent issue when publishing an issue, or you can activate the amend feature to add the details from the Jira issue to a page that already has details published from another issue. See this tutorial to publish information from a parent issue, or this tutorial to publish details from several issues to one page.
Can you publish attachments from the Jira issue?
Yes, you can publish attachments as well as fields to your Confluence page. If the attachments are in the issue description, they will be included on the page in the location where you embed the description. See all the content types that can be published on our documentation.
What kind of security does Elements provide for Publish? Do you offer end to end encrypted security?
Security is a priority at Elements. That’s why Elements Publish is Cloud Fortified, which means we participate in Atlassian’s bug bounty, ensure performance at scale by automated infrastructure deployment and load testing, and respond within 1 day (24 hours) to critical customer support issues, 5 days a week. Cloud Fortified is the highest level of security recognized by Atlassian for Marketplace Partners. For more information, see our privacy policy on our documentation.
