Pre-mapped events with sensible defaults. Change any mapping in seconds from your Guidez dashboard.
When a user submits an NPS score below 7 with a comment, Guidez automatically creates a Jira issue with the full comment, user plan, company, and account value — so your product team can triage by impact.
When a specific tour step has high abandonment rates, Guidez creates a Jira story in your product backlog describing the drop-off pattern, affected user segments, and suggested improvements.
When your AI Guide can't answer a question, Guidez logs it and creates a Jira task to fill the knowledge gap — so your docs team has a prioritized, evidence-based backlog.
If a tour step fails to highlight an element (selector mismatch), Guidez creates a Jira bug report with browser details and step specifics — caught automatically, not by a frustrated user.
Trigger: nps_score ≤ 6 with comment
Action: Create Jira issue with priority based on account MRR
Trigger: ai_question_with_no_answer
Action: Create Jira task in docs/content project
Trigger: tour_step abandon rate > 40%
Action: Auto-create Jira story with analytics context
Navigate to your Guidez dashboard. The integration lives in Settings → Integrations. Click Connect next to Jira.
You'll be redirected to complete OAuth (Atlassian) authorization. Select your account and grant the requested permissions. Redirected back to Guidez instantly.
Events are pre-mapped with sensible defaults. Toggle on the ones you want, configure optional filters, and send a test event — live data appears in Jira within seconds.
It automatically creates Jira issues from negative NPS feedback, high-drop-off tour steps, AI Guide knowledge gaps, and tour element errors — with full context so your product team can triage by user impact.
Yes. You configure exactly which Guidez events create Jira issues, in which project, with which issue type and priority. You can also set thresholds — e.g., only create an issue if the NPS comment is over 20 characters.
Yes. The Guidez Jira integration uses Atlassian OAuth — the same login you use for Jira and Confluence. No separate API keys or service accounts needed.
No. Included on all paid Guidez plans at no additional cost.
Both. You choose which Jira project receives issues — you can route product bugs to Jira Software and support escalations to Jira Service Management.
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