Good morning, I am trying to integrate jira zo zapier to update the status of the incident after making another tool called Redbooth, put a task in finished and tried sending it through a webhook b...

I'm a big user of Notion and would love for my team to start using it as well. We are about to transition over to Jira from Wrike and will have access to Confluence. Does it make sense for us to ma...

We just want a open source and self-hosted software.

Is there any Web-based SaaS product you use for your day job or personal work, at least 4 hours per day? Is it forced (you're mandated to) or value-based (it's crucial for the problems that you're...

One of Roam Research's most celebrated features is backlinks, where you can add wiki-style links to any bit of text to link it to a page—or create a new page if one doesn't exist. Once you add th...

Over the past decade, software got 62% more expensive on average—and in 2020, software got 2.2% more expensive. Asana went up 10%. AWS pricing went down 1-12%, depending on which services you use....

Hey we are currently using harvest and forecast, But our head of people is having some issues with Forecast and wanted to look to some alternatives for project/account planning and time tracking. ...

I recently added 1Password and Backblaze to my "home stack" to coordinate thing within my family. In addition, I use: 1Password - So my wife and I can share passwords Backblaze - Automated ackups...

When I used to work at a large company I remember my work being spread across GitHub, Google Drive, Slack, Datadog, Figma and Dropbox, in that order. I pay close attention to my workflows and I not...

Kanban boards are everywhere, after Trello popularized them with its simple kanban-only workflow. You can reorder your Asana tasks (along with those in many other project management apps) in a kanb...

I worked in a dev team for the last 8+ years and used Jira in most of it. I mostly hated it, literally! My Issues - I have no problem with the Agile Development cycle. They way Jira handles all th...

Jira is a classic. It's been around nearly 20 years, pretty much anyone who works in software has used it at one point or another, and it continues to have an incredibly loyal userbase. For it's ol...

I've been using Confluence since 2013, and in my opinion, it's the best document collaboration tool. Lately, I've seen that Notion is getting trendy. Any Notion heavy user around?

We're not ready to buy a system but have internal users reporting issues with our ERP and would like to better manage support.

Welcome to Capiche! What are you working on that you’re most excited about? What’d you read recently that influenced you the most? What’s the newest software you’ve stared using? What tech problem...

Both categories of software seem to cover very similar things—helping resolve customer issues—so wondering what makes Freshdesk different from Freshworks, or Jira service desk different from say He...

Is there a better way to share code snippets in Jira than just copying and pasting code?

Kanban's great for managing the stage tasks are in, but we're having trouble getting the big picture of when work will be finished in Jira. Is there a way to visualize your Jira issue workflow in a...

What new Jira features would help your team manage issues and plan development workflows better?

I'm struggling to cut through the noise and find the tasks I need to complete in Jira, especially as I work with more teams. Any tips to help?

What would you miss most if you were to switch to another app?

And how long did it take to get Jira working well for your team?

We use Trello, but also GitHub—so curious if Jira works equally well with non-Atlassian products.

Did you switch to managing projects in GitHub or another project management app?

Do you pay the discounted rate each month, or pay upfront for a year?

Could you use Jira effectively without using it on the web?

What makes it crucial for especially software development teams?

The self-hosted version wouldn't bring much savings if any, so curious what made your team want to run Jira in-house.

Similar to Salesforce for CRM, seems like at some size many teams end up adopting Jira. What led your team to use it?

Jira Premium offers an uptime SLA, unlimited storage, and 24/7 support—but everything else seems the same. Where those alone enough for your team to upgrade?

I'm interested both in tools you use, and your actual workflow.