INTEGRATION · JIRA

From recommendation to sprint ticket.

Turn any Navigator AI recommendation into a Jira issue in one click — acceptance criteria, proof URLs, expected lift, and the full reasoning trace attached, with a link back to the source. No more stubbed tickets that read "See Notion doc."

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◉ SCOPED ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA◉ PROOF URLS ATTACHED◉ LINKS BACK TO SOURCE

THE PROBLEM

Every growth ticket is 60% context, 40% ask.

A good engineering ticket explains why. Navigator AI already generates that context — null hypothesis, expected lift, confidence, reasoning trace, proof URLs. The Jira integration carries all of that into the issue automatically, so engineers open a ticket with the full case, not a one-liner.

◆ CAPABILITIES

Tickets that carry the full context.

ONE-CLICK CREATE

From recommendation to issue in a single action.

Every Navigator recommendation has a "Create Jira issue" button. Pick the project, epic, and priority; everything else auto-fills. The issue description carries the hypothesis, expected lift, 95% CI framing, acceptance criteria, and links back to the source recommendation.

Project + epic + priority picker
Auto-populated title, description, acceptance criteria
Proof URLs and reasoning trace attached
Each issue links back to its source recommendation

PRODUCT VISUAL — PLACEHOLDER

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

Structured, not stubbed.

Ticket acceptance criteria are generated from the recommendation itself — what to change, what metric to watch, what guardrails to check, what proof URL to verify after deploy. Engineers open the ticket with a Definition of Done already filled in.

What changes, where
Primary metric + guardrail metrics
Expected timeline to stat-sig
Proof-URL spec for verification

PRODUCT VISUAL — PLACEHOLDER

FULL CONTEXT

Every issue carries the case, and a link home.

Each Jira issue is created with the full context from Navigator — hypothesis, expected lift, acceptance criteria, proof URLs — and a link back to its source recommendation in Optimize Pilot. Engineers can always trace a ticket to the data behind it.