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Find what you need

Rovo Search gives you a single interface to get results from Atlassian products (such as Confluence, Atlas and Jira) and connected third-party products (such as Google Drive and Slack).

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Search respects your permissions in your Atlassian and connected third-party products, to give you personalized results based on what you have access to.

More about Search

Connecting third-party products to Rovo

Get answers to your questions

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Search understands your questions in natural language, and intelligently responds with what you need. For example:

  • Learn about your teammates - “Who is _____ (name)?”

  • Find critical data points - “What was our CSAT score for Secure Wallet last quarter?”

  • Consolidate information - “What Jira tickets are assigned to me?”

  • Outline the steps of the process - “What is the process for expensing a claim?”

  • Ask about project deadlines - “When was the new Wallet app redesign launching?”

More about using Search

Get help anywhere with Chat

Rovo Chat allows you to ask questions and get help, without disrupting your workflow. Chat understands the context of your work (both within Atlassian and your connected third-party products) to answer questions, or help provide ideas or insights.

Chat is available in Confluence and Jira products, as well as the Rovo browser extension. It uses plugins and accesses data from other Atlassian and connected third-party products.

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The best way to experience what Chat can do is to try it out. Here are some examples of how it can boost your productivity:

  • Work history - “What did I work on yesterday?”

  • Assigned work - “What Jira tickets are assigned to me?”

  • Prioritizing work - “What should I work on next?”

  • Analysis - “What are the key takeaways and action items from this page?”

  • Creation - “Draft me a page describing the ___ and include an FAQ”

  • Updates - “What changes were made to this page in the last 3 months?”

  • Improvement - “What big questions did I miss on this page?”

  • Expertise insights - “Who else worked on Project Hercules?”

  • Document retrieval - “Where is that page that Jane Smith was writing for the Secure Wallet project?”

  • Internal policy answers - “How much can I spend on a meal while travelling to New York?”

More about using Chat

Take action with Agents

Rovo Agents are configurable AI teammates that can be called on by any team member to collaborate and move work forward.

Agents can be accessed in Chat, in automation rules, or while editing (via the shortcut "/ai") in Confluence and Jira products. Depending on their knowledge sources, Agents can use plugins and access data from other Atlassian and connected third-party products.

Agents are designed to:

  • interact and complement your work

  • work with defined objectives and parameters

  • reduce repetitive work

  • specialize in a particular area to achieve smarter and better outcomes

  • Take actions (with your permission) like organize, create, or edit Jira issues or Confluence pages.

Agents can be built and tested, and once you’re happy with them, you can share them with your teammates.

Create a Rovo Agent

Chat to a Rovo Agent

Discover insights with knowledge cards

Knowledge cards allow you to delve into related topics, follow-up questions and discover connections and insights you may not have considered before.

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Use them to cut through the noise to deliver the insights you want, whether you’re navigating Atlassian or connected third-party products.

To see a knowledge card, try searching for a teammate's name.

More about knowledge cards

Understand the context with definitions

When you’ve come across some company jargon or a project you’ve never heard of, Rovo can help you find out what it means.

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You can see a definition in Jira and Confluence by either:

  • Select a highlighted term that Rovo has automatically recognised as an acronym or company-specific keyword

  • Highlight any other text and choose Define.

Rovo will then search Confluence on your current site for the most likely definition.

If you don’t get quite the right definition, or your acronym means something else in a particular context, you can simply add a new definition to Rovo.

More about definitions

Put your important results first

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Rovo allows you to add searchable bookmarks, so you and your teammates can find things faster. Add your own to ensure your most popular documents or links show up first in Search.

More about bookmarks

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