Jira
Sync Revo with your Jira for issue tracking, project management, and agile workflows.
What It Is
Revo connects to your Jira instance to read projects, issues, epics, sprints, and comments, then transforms your issue tracking and project management into searchable, structured intelligence that powers development workflows.
What It Unlocks
- Search your entire Jira instance using natural language across all projects, issues, epics, sprints, comments, and workflows
- Auto-sync project data with Revo's intelligence modules, epic progress, sprint velocity, blocker trends, and delivery timelines
- Cross-reference Jira issues with Slack discussions, meetings, user feedback, GitHub pull requests, and product roadmaps
- Trigger workflows based on Jira events like issue state changes, sprint starts/ends, epic completions, or assignee updates
- Auto-generate insights from tracking data, analyze burndown trends, surface blockers, and forecast sprint outcomes
How to Use It for Emails
When drafting email replies, Revo automatically pulls relevant Jira context:
- "What's the status of Epic X?"
- → Revo checks Jira for progress, linked stories, blockers, and estimated completion
- "Is Issue Y blocking the release?"
- → Revo searches Jira for dependencies, current status, and impact on sprints
- Includes source links to Jira issues or epics so recipients can see full details and updates
Result: Emails grounded in current project status, no more "let me check the board" or outdated sprint info.
How to Use It from Chat
Ask questions directly in Revo:
- "What issues are blocked in the current sprint?"
- "Show me all epics for the Q1 roadmap"
- "What's our velocity trend over the last 3 sprints?"
Revo searches across Jira projects and issues, delivering answers with issue links and current status.
How to Use It in Workflows
Trigger workflows FROM Jira:
- Issue moves to "In Progress"
- → Extract details and estimate
- → Cross-reference with GitHub branches
- → Notify assignee
- → "Issue JIRA-123 assigned, branch created"
- Sprint starts
- → Pull sprint goal and issues
- → Generate kickoff summary
- → Post to #engineering
- → "Sprint 27 started: 15 stories, focus on Feature Z"
- Epic completes
- → Analyze completed stories and metrics
- → Update Product Intelligence
- → Notify #product
- → "Epic X shipped, 80% on time"
Update Jira FROM other sources:
- Meeting action item detected
- → Create Jira issue with transcript context
- → Assign owner
- → Set deadline
- → Link to meeting
- → Create Jira issue with transcript context
- User feedback threshold met
- → Auto-create epic with clustered requests
- → Link source feedback
- → Post for prioritization
Generate insights FROM Jira:
- Weekly sprint summary
- → Query completed issues, velocity, carry-over
- → Post to #engineering
- → "Sprint 26: 18 issues done, velocity up 12%, 2 carried over"
- Blocker analysis
- → Identify recurring issues
- → Surface patterns
- → Notify leadership
- → "API dependencies blocked 8 issues this quarter"