Smart Jira Issue for Confluence
Confluence's built-in Jira card is locked to one fixed layout and a fixed set of fields. Smart Jira Issue lets you choose your fields, drop compact issue summaries anywhere on a page, and list child issues or filter results — with live status filters.
Show exactly the fields you need — nothing more
The built-in Jira card shows a fixed set of fields — issue type, status, assignee, priority and a few more — in a large, fixed-size block. Smart Jira Issue lets you pick precisely which fields to display, so the macro stays compact and only shows what's relevant on that page.
A compact metrics box for any page
Drop a small issue summary — status, assignee, due date, or any fields you choose — right at the top of a story or epic page. It's a lightweight alternative to copying and manually keeping fields in sync. Pick an inline strip or a boxed layout; the built-in Jira card offers neither.
Children & Filter view, with quick filters
List all of an issue's children — or the results of a saved Jira filter — in one table, with the fields you choose, including Description. Built-in one-click status filters let readers narrow the list right on the page. Confluence's built-in Jira integration has nothing like it.
Runs on Atlassian
Smart Jira Issue for Confluence is built on Atlassian Forge, qualifying it for the Runs on Atlassian designation. Your Jira data — issue fields, descriptions, and custom fields — never leaves Atlassian's infrastructure. There are no third-party servers and no OAuth tokens stored externally.
Authorization is fully automatic via Forge's built-in identity mechanisms — no consent screens, no manual OAuth flow required.
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