The Jira Misc Workflow Extensions (JMWE) app is a popular tool for Jira administrators looking to automate and streamline their workflows. According to Rodney Nissen, JMWE is designed to solve a range of problems related to Jira workflows, including creating custom transitions, manipulating fields and labels, and adding custom validators and post-functions.

Rodney Nissen (TheJiraGuy) characterizes Agile Poker for Jira by Appfire as a solution that facilitates collaborative estimation, even for teams that cannot be physically present. In this review, he highlights that the app goes further by offering a mode that allows teams to estimate even when they are not online simultaneously.

The whiteboard idea is not novel. The Whiteboards app is similar to solutions already existing in the market, such as Gliffy and Miro. However, what sets this app apart is its Jira Cloud Native nature, enabling it to seamlessly import and modify existing Jira issues and create new content on the whiteboard. 

Watch this webinar on creating an Omnilingual, Omnichannel, and automated chat in Jira Service Management. During this session, you will see how to leverage three apps that work together seamlessly to simplify the job of Jira Service Desk agents. These apps can convert your communication channels into multilingual and automate a significant portion of your workflow.

Take a closer look at what Automation for Confluence can do, exploring the use cases put forward by Atlassian and evaluating their usefulness. Learn how to set up various use cases for yourself, giving you a hands-on experience of this powerful tool.

The Configuration Manager for Jira (CMJ) by Appfire is a popular configuration tool that automates migration, governance, and change management processes. It provides quick fixes, change and impact analysis, change rollback, and audit logging. This article explains how to use CMJ to successfully migrate to new servers or platforms and ensure overall instance health.

The guide "The Ultimate Guide to Jira Migration," written by Rachel Wright, an Atlassian expert and community leader, provides a comprehensive overview of migrating from Jira Server to either Data Center or Cloud.