Jira OSLC Client
Seamlessly Connect Jira Issues to artifacts in external applications
Jira OSLC Client allows you to seamlessly connect Jira Issues to external artifacts across engineering and business applications. Through OSLC Delegated UI dialogs, it provides an embedded experience where users can search for, navigate to and view external artifacts - without forcing users to switch applications, nor requiring data synchronization. This ensures that relevant data remains in the source system while still being accessible from Jira.
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Seamless Traceability Links Effortlessly link Jira Issues to artifacts in external systems such as requirements, test cases, change requests, and more. Maintain real-time visibility into dependencies without duplicating data.
Integrated Navigation Access external product data directly from Jira. Follow OSLC links to securely preview and interact with relevant external information directly from the source systems.
No Data Synchronization Needed Maintain a single source of truth without complex data synchronization processes. Access external data in real-time while ensuring security and access control compliance.
Wide Application Compatibility Integrate Jira seamlessly with leading engineering and business tools, including Siemens Polarion, IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management (DOORS NG, RTC), and Siemens Teamcenter. Fully compliant with the OASIS OSLC Standard.
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The Jira OSLC Client is installed as a Jira app/plugin on your Atlassian Cloud application. It may also be installed on to your Jira Data Center iinstallation.
Connect Jira issues to external artifacts in other engineering application
See how the Jira OSLC Client seamlessly connects Jira Issues to WorkItems in Siemens Polarion, eliminating the need for synchronization jobs. This same connector can be used to connect to other artifacts in any other OSLC-compliant application.
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