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Easy to interface with JIRA through the TinyMCE editor standard in WordPress
Easily present JIRA issues. A JQL filter is all you need
A JQL filter is a query interpreted by JIRA to return a list of JIRA issues. JIRA users are very familiar with that. We can help you write it through our WordPress editor add-on.
A thorough manual presents all different options.

Visitors can even create JIRA issues from WordPress posts.
All you need is to add a short-code to your post.

Easily report JIRA issue status to your WordPress visitors.
By the use of WordPress native features and editor helpers it's easier than ever.
