Administer projects and links across multiple applications
Associate your work on Confluence, Bamboo, and Bitbucket, and administer cross-application projects in Jira Cloud.
An app (sometimes called an add-on or plugin) is an installable component that supplements or enhances the functionality of Jira Cloud. You can find lots more apps for extending Jira Cloud on the Atlassian Marketplace.
Marketplace apps aren’t currently available for Atlassian Government products.
For information about developing your own apps for Jira Cloud, see the Jira Developer documentation. To enable various Jira Gadgets, see Configuring the default dashboard.
If you're a Jira admin, you can find and try new Atlassian Marketplace apps right from the issue view. Click the quick-add button under the issue summary and choose Add apps.
With Connected Apps, you can do the following:
discover and install new apps from the Atlassian Marketplace
configure app settings
update your apps
To get to the Connected Apps:
Select > Apps.
Click Manage apps.
From Connected Apps, you can use the text field and category menu to filter the apps that appear on the page. By default, the page lists apps that require administrative action. This includes apps available for trial or that are expiring soon.
You can also choose from these categories:
Paid via Atlassian shows the purchased apps in the system, whether sold by Atlassian or a third-party vendor.
User-installed apps are not included with the stand-alone version of the product and have been bundled with Jira Cloud. These apps can be disabled or enabled. Some modules of these apps can be disabled or enabled as well, although modules that are integral to the functioning of the app can't be disabled.
System apps are those that are shipped with the stand-alone version of the product and included in Jira Cloud. These apps are integral to your site's functionality and you should not disable them unless instructed to do so by Atlassian support.
Choose an app's name to view its details. The details include a short description of the app, options to disable, uninstall, or configure the app, and information about the app developer.
In Jira Cloud terms, you buy an app by subscribing to it.
To find and try new apps:
Select > Apps.
Click Explore more apps.
Once you're there, you can use the search and filters to find apps to help you get more done in Jira. To try or subscribe to an app, click Free trial next to the app.
If you don't terminate the trial within the trial period, a subscription for the app kicks in. Trials last for a month from the start of your next billing date. After starting a trial, you can stop it from the app administration page.
Although you can re-enable the trial within the original trial period, you can't try it again beyond the original trial period. At that point, you can only subscribe to the app from the Manage apps page.
To cancel your subscription to an app, go to Apps > Manage apps, select the app, then select Unsubscribe.
Apps that use product events, such as Jira issue creation, to trigger outbound webhooks continue to send their events while unlicensed.
To remove all data and stop outbound webhooks uninstall the app. Learn more about uninstalling apps.
Administer projects and links across multiple applications
Associate your work on Confluence, Bamboo, and Bitbucket, and administer cross-application projects in Jira Cloud.
Manage webhooks
Manage webhooks in Jira Cloud to let remote applications receive push notifications from Jira.
Integrate Figma with Jira
Use the free Figma for Jira app to embed Figma designs into your Jira issues, and give your team greater visibility of design work.
Integrate Figma with Jira
Use the free Figma for Jira app to embed Figma designs into your Jira issues, and give your team greater visibility of design work.
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