Exalate

Your engineering team lives in Jira. Another team, or a partner, runs everything in Azure DevOps. So work gets tracked twice, and status updates travel by email, meetings, and copy-paste. You already trust Exalate to keep your Jira instances talking to each other in real time. The same engine connects Jira to Azure DevOps, so both teams work from the same tickets, each in the tool they already use.

Your engineering team lives in Jira. Your sales and customer teams live in Salesforce. So when a customer reports a bug, the update gets chased through Slack, email, and “any news on this?” You already trust Exalate to keep your Jira instances talking to each other in real time. The same engine connects Jira to Salesforce, so account teams see issue status without leaving Salesforce, and engineering gets the customer context without the chasing.

Book your free integration assessment session with an engineer. See in action: 🎯 How two systems are mapped, across the same or different companies, regardless of how customized or complex your workflows are 🎯 How data moves two-way and in real time 🎯 How you can exactly define your data flow (decide how you share your data with the other side and how you receive it) 🎯 How to test your sync rules with production data before publishing and roll back to another version if needed 🎯 How to set up a connection, configure, or troubleshoot with Aida AI Support <> Dev escalation. ITSM integration. Multi-vendor integration. Live migration. Project collaboration.

Book your free integration assessment session with an engineer. See in action: 🎯 How two systems are mapped, across the same or different companies, regardless of how customized or complex your workflows are 🎯 How data moves two-way and in real time 🎯 How you can exactly define your data flow (decide how you share your data with the other side and how you receive it) 🎯 How to test your sync rules with production data before publishing and roll back to another version if needed 🎯 How to set up a connection, configure, or troubleshoot with Aida AI Support <> Dev escalation. ITSM integration. Multi-vendor integration. Live migration. Project collaboration.

Jira Data Center reaches end of life on March 28, 2029. What’s your migration plan? Most teams answer this with a big-bang cutover. Freeze everything, move over a weekend, hope the dependencies line up. Other option: JCMA moves the data. Exalate keeps Data Center and Cloud in sync while you go project by project. Connected teams and external systems keep working throughout. When a project is ready, cutover is a permission change, not an outage. Book a 30-minute migration assessment. We'll map your dependencies and tell you where phasing makes sense, and where it doesn't. So you stay in control of the pace and cutover.

Your engineering team lives in Jira. Your service desk still runs on email threads and updates copied by hand between Jira and ServiceNow or Zendesk. You already trust Exalate to keep your Jira instances talking to each other in real-time. The same engine connects Jira to ServiceNow and Jira to Zendesk, so your service desk stops working from a different playbook than the rest of the company.