Work in Jira Cloud projects

Learn what an issue is, how to create an issue and subtask, add files and images, configure the field's layout, and more.

Learn useful ways to work on an issue: watch, share, comment, log time, estimate, schedule, flag, rank, and more.

Find out how to make changes to multiple Jira issues at the same time, including editing, transitioning, moving and deleting issues.

Learn how to view development and release information for an issue, and process issues with smart commits.

Create multiple dashboards, change layouts, share, search, add favorites, and set up a wallboard.

Manage your profile including your email address, avatar, role, and time zone.

See how we're building a better Jira that's more focused and intuitive.

Learn how to gain access to view incidents data from the Jira Service Management services your team owns in connected tools.

Users can create Confluence content in Jira. If a Jira user doesn't have Confluence yet, they will be invited to join.

Connect Cisco to Jira to create Jira issues, pre-populated with incident details, and conduct post-incident reviews (PIRs).

Read how to connect and remove services your team owns using the incidents feature in Jira.

Connect your work with goals and projects in Atlassian Home.

Learn about the many ways to navigate and work in Jira using the command palette and other shortcuts.

Developers can now quickly determine what to work on next with automated suggestions

Connect an incident management tool to Jira to view incident details in your project and capture follow-up work as Jira issues.

Learn how to manage security vulnerabilities in Jira, and how to triage vulnerabilities from your connected security tools.

Learn how to use and manage forms for your Jira project.

Learn how to create, edit and manage format rules in your list.

Learn how to share a board in Confluence using a smart link.

Find out how to share your team’s Jira release in Confluence by using Smart Links.

Learn how to record and share Loom videos in Jira.

Smart replies are short, pre-populated comments you can add to issues with the touch of a button.

Get a snapshot summary of your software project status overview, priorities, workload, and more.