What’s in Assets for Cloud?

Assets allows teams to track their assets, configuration items, and resources to understand and visualize the critical relationships between applications, services, their underlying infrastructure, and other key dependencies.

Which plans include Assets

Assets is available on all paid Jira, Jira Service Management, and Service Collection plans, and on Teamwork Collection sites.

Each plan includes an object allowance:

Plan

Included objects

Jira Standard, Premium, and Enterprise

1,000

Teamwork Collection

5,000

Service Collection Standard

5,000

Service Collection Premium

50,000

Service Collection Enterprise

500,000

Each site contributes an included object allowance based on its plan and edition. We combine those site allowances into one organisation-wide total, so usage is assessed across your sites together rather than separately for each site. Each site can contain up to 3 million objects. This site-level limit still applies even if your organisation has unused allowance elsewhere.

Enterprise is an exception: an Enterprise organisation can have many sites, but allowances do not accumulate across them. Enterprise provides an allowance per subscription rather than per site.

If you need more than your plan includes, see Manage the usage limit for Assets. To understand how your objects are counted, see Assets usage and how it works.

Assets is available for two platforms:

  • Assets for Cloud

  • Assets for Data Center

Included in both Assets for Cloud and Data Center

  • Create object schemas, object types, objects, attributes, references, statuses and icons.

  • Administer all user roles.

  • Integrate with Jira Service Management and Jira through the Assets Custom field.

  • Import data using CSV, JSON, and Assets Discovery.

  • Export data from objects.

  • View your data in an object graph and object type graph.

  • Search using basic search or advanced AQL functionality.

  • Bulk edit objects.

  • Print QR codes.

Included only in Assets for Cloud

  • Manage services using the Services schema.

  • Import data from a web address.

  • Automate tasks using Atlassian Automation.

  • Create and view reports using Atlassian Analytics.

How are Assets for Cloud and Data Center different?

 

Assets for Cloud

Assets for Data Center

Import data types

CSV, JSON, Assets Discovery

CSV, JSON, Assets Discovery, DB, LDAP, Jira Users and Groups

Integrations

Jira Service Management Services, Marketplace Integrations for Cloud, Cloud providers (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), Mobile device and software management (JAMF, SCCM, Snow), Other CMDBs (ServiceNow, Device42), Atlassian ecosystem (Jira & Bitbucket, Confluence, Tempo), Others (NVD)

REST APIs

REST APIs

Public REST API, External Imports API

Public REST API

Object schema templates

ITAM (IT Asset Management), People, Facilities

ITSM (IT Service Management), HR (People), FM (Facilities)

What's coming next to Assets for Cloud?

Developing new features for Assets for Cloud is our top priority. To see what we're working on, take a look at our Cloud Roadmap.

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