The Leading Jira-to-Jira Synchronization App Comes Natively to the Cloud
The new release of Backbone Issue Sync for Atlassian Jira natively supports Cloud-to-Cloud synchronization for the first time. Now those working in Jira Cloud can sync data with other Cloud partners.
Stuttgart, Germany, December 07, 2017 --(PR.com)-- The latest release of Backbone Issue Sync for Atlassian Jira, the leading Jira-to-Jira data synchronization app, natively supports Cloud-to-Cloud sync scenarios for the first time. Now organizations working in Jira Cloud will be able to synchronize data with other internal Jira Cloud projects, or with external partners who are also on Jira Cloud systems. Backbone maker K15t Software reports that with this release Backbone now has complete coverage of all major Jira environments.
One of the most common use cases for Backbone includes situations where a company managing projects in Jira is working with an external subcontractor. The use of a single shared Jira instance to manage such a collaboration opens up data exposure risks and can necessitate complex permissions schemes, while at the same time preventing each partner from using the full strength of the Jira tool. Backbone Issue Sync solves this by allowing the contractor and subcontractor to each work within their own Jira system, configured in the way that works best for them. They can selectively synchronize only the issue data that helps them manage the project, while keeping all other information private and secure in their own system.
Hundreds of organizations worldwide currently use Backbone to synchronize issue data from their Jira Server, Jira Data Center, and Jira Cloud systems to other on-premises instances. With this latest release organizations that wish to sync from Cloud environments to Cloud environments can take full advantage of the power of Backbone Issue Sync. https://www.k15t.com/backbone
About K15t Software
Over 5000 organizations around the world use K15t Software’s solutions to enhance and expand the collaboration and content management capabilities of their Atlassian products. The Scroll Apps for Confluence help teams modernize how they author and manage content and documentation, while Backbone Issue Sync for Jira enables project collaboration across departmental and B2B boundaries. For more information about K15t Software, visit https://www.k15t.com
One of the most common use cases for Backbone includes situations where a company managing projects in Jira is working with an external subcontractor. The use of a single shared Jira instance to manage such a collaboration opens up data exposure risks and can necessitate complex permissions schemes, while at the same time preventing each partner from using the full strength of the Jira tool. Backbone Issue Sync solves this by allowing the contractor and subcontractor to each work within their own Jira system, configured in the way that works best for them. They can selectively synchronize only the issue data that helps them manage the project, while keeping all other information private and secure in their own system.
Hundreds of organizations worldwide currently use Backbone to synchronize issue data from their Jira Server, Jira Data Center, and Jira Cloud systems to other on-premises instances. With this latest release organizations that wish to sync from Cloud environments to Cloud environments can take full advantage of the power of Backbone Issue Sync. https://www.k15t.com/backbone
About K15t Software
Over 5000 organizations around the world use K15t Software’s solutions to enhance and expand the collaboration and content management capabilities of their Atlassian products. The Scroll Apps for Confluence help teams modernize how they author and manage content and documentation, while Backbone Issue Sync for Jira enables project collaboration across departmental and B2B boundaries. For more information about K15t Software, visit https://www.k15t.com
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