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Set up by our team

Evidenced answers from Jira

Issues, status and assignees: c:node reads your Jira projects and links them 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

What changes with c:node.

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.
  • Add contextFindings as a comment – written only after approval.
Connection

Connected in three steps.

1

Have it connected

Our connection team sets up the sign-in for you. OAuth via your Atlassian account.

2

Ask

Issues via JQL. Comments only after your approval.

3

Approve

If c:node writes anything to Jira, it only happens after your approval.

Set up by our team: The connector is ready. Our connection team is creating the Jira app with the vendor and making it publicly available – until then, we set up the sign-in for you.

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Have Jira connected.

Our connection team sets up the sign-in for you – you approve, c:node answers with evidence.

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