Connect Atlassian

With Atlassian connected, your agents can read and update Jira issues and Confluence pages as you. One connection covers both. For how connectors work across services, see Let your agents use your services.

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Before you begin

• Connectors turned on for your server. Atlassian needs no other setup on the server.
• The Atlassian account you want agents to use. Agents act as that account, in every Jira project and Confluence space it can reach. There’s no read-only option for Atlassian.
• Whether the agent asks for approval. It depends on the agent’s provider and settings. See Check whether an agent asks for approval.

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Connect Atlassian

Then turn Atlassian on for each agent that needs it. See Turn a connector on for an agent. To check it works, start a new session with the agent, then ask it something small, such as list my open Jira issues. Rovo search isn’t included. Switch doesn’t ask for Atlassian’s Rovo search, because each search spends Rovo credits for your organization.

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Cut off access

To stop one agent, open the agent’s page, select the plug icon, and turn Atlassian off. To stop every agent, on the Atlassian page under Connectors, select Disconnect.

• Access already handed out lasts up to eight hours. After you turn Atlassian off for an agent, access the agent already holds keeps working for up to eight hours.
• Disconnecting removes the sign-in Switch holds for your Atlassian account. Switch stops handing out new access. Access an agent already holds keeps working until it expires, up to eight hours.
• To end access sooner, in your Atlassian account’s connected apps, remove the access you gave Switch.

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Next steps