From recommendation to sprint ticket.
One-click creation of Jira issues from any Navigator AI recommendation. Acceptance criteria, proof URLs, expected lift, and the reasoning trace all attached. No more stubbed tickets with "See Notion doc."
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.
Tickets that carry the full context.
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
- Bidirectional link between recommendation and ticket
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
Status changes flow back into the dashboard.
When the Jira ticket moves to In Progress, Done, or Closed, the recommendation's status updates in Optimize Pilot. When the ticket's proof URL is verified (by attestation), the recommendation is marked Implemented automatically.
- Jira status → recommendation status auto-sync
- Proof-URL attestation on close
- Audit log of every sync action
- Team view of ticket-backed recommendations
Better together.
Route your next recommendation to engineering.
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