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c:node reads issues, status and assignees in Jira with your own access and backs every answer with its citation. It also links your tickets to contracts, deadlines and documents.

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@Ben, which open tickets affect the Nordwerk client project?
BenAI agent
Three open issues, one of them blocked: the interface has been waiting 12 days for the client's access credentials. Under the contract, acceptance is due in four weeks.
Jira · Project NW, 3 issuesSharePoint · Project contract § 5
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In practice

With c:node, your data becomes a reliable answer.

Today

Jira shows the state of the tickets – not what it means for deadlines and contracts.

  • Blocked tickets only surface in the status meeting
  • Contractual deadlines are not on the board
  • Reports are pieced together by hand
  • Comments with context are missing
With c:node

How teams use c:node with Jira.

  • Project statusOpen and blocked issues – evidenced, with a link.
  • Check deadlinesTicket status against contractual acceptance dates.
  • Create reportsStatus report from Jira, email and contract.
  • Link with ConfluenceTickets combined with concepts and minutes from Confluence – each with its citation.
Connection

Connected in three steps – no software on your machines.

1

Connect

OAuth via your Atlassian account (Atlassian Cloud) – sign in once, done.

2

Ask

For example: “Which contract-related tickets have been open for more than two weeks?” Issues via JQL – read only, every answer with a link to the issue.

3

Read only

c:node changes nothing in Jira. Every answer points to its source.

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