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Jira integration
Turn your Jira issues and projects into sprint dashboards that track velocity and flow.
Flitch is an AI BI tool that connects to Jira and turns your data into shareable dashboards. Flitch reads your Jira Cloud issues and projects read-only, so you can chart velocity, burndown, and cycle time. Slice issues by status, assignee, and priority, or watch the bug backlog over time. It reads 3 Jira objects, including Issues, Projects and Users.
- One-click read-only sign-in
- Pick the objects you want as datasets
- Auto-refresh keeps data current
What Jira data can you import into Flitch?
| Object | API resource |
|---|---|
| Issues | issues |
| Projects | projects |
| Users | users |
Objects map to resources in the Jira API documentation.
How do you connect Jira to Flitch?
One-click read-only sign-in with Jira (OAuth).
Generate a dashboard
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Jira integration FAQ
Can I build a sprint dashboard from Jira?
Yes. Import your issues and projects, then describe the dashboard in plain language. Flitch charts issues by status, assignee, and priority, no SQL needed.
What does Flitch import from Jira Cloud?
Flitch reads your Jira Cloud issues, projects, and users as datasets. Each issue carries fields like summary, status, assignee, priority, and type you can chart.
How do I track the bug backlog over time?
Connect your issues and ask Flitch to chart them by type and status over time. Created and updated dates drive backlog and resolution trends.
Can I break down Jira issues by assignee and priority?
Yes. With issues imported, Flitch groups them by assignee, priority, status, or project so you can see where work sits across the team.
Does Flitch write anything back to Jira?
No. The connection is read-only, so Flitch only reads the issues and projects you import and never edits your Jira. A scheduled refresh keeps dashboards current.
Does Flitch copy my Jira data?
Only the objects you choose. Jira is an API rather than a database Flitch can query in place, so those objects are pulled on your refresh schedule and stored as datasets. Nothing else is taken, and aggregation still happens in SQL against your data model, so a figure means the same thing on every dashboard built from it. Connect a database instead and Flitch queries it directly with no copy at all.
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