Achieve maximum efficiency and predictability with your Agile processes. Define Requirements and Test Cases in Confluence, and tie those to Project, Tasks, and Issues in JIRA. Add other tools as desired.

In this video, we demonstrate how the integration of Salesforce with Confluence and JIRA using zAgile Teamwork can bring customer relationship management to the rest of your organization. The integration of these tools enables the entire organization to be on the same page with regards to achieving highest levels of customer service and satisfaction.
1) Customer onboarding
2) Customer Account Management
3) Customer Case Management
4) Customer Requirements Management

Explore how the integration of Selenium with Confluence and JIRA using zAgile Teamwork can give you added boost to your QA cycles. The integration of these tools enables full cycle testing management, automation, reporting and traceability for your product releases.
1) Define Test Suites and Test Cases in Confluence
2) Use JIRA Workflow to execute Test Scripts
3) Automatically link results of script execution to Test Cases

Atlassian Jira is a popular issue tracking tool, and Atlassian Confluence is an enterprise wiki. Deep, contextual integration is achieved with the zAgile semantic infrastructure which enables semantic forms in Confluence. As an example, requirements are captured in semantic forms in Confluence, and automatically instantiated into Jira. Bi-directional integration links are maintained.

Learn how you can help your organization capture your processes and methodologies, embed those into your software delivery process, track the use of the processes, and enforce the processes through your software engineering lifecycle.

A zAgile portal can act as a composite front-end for your tools and applications. This example shows how to use zAgile for a fast ramp-up to implement and integrate Atlassian's Jira and Confluence.  Atlassian products are powerful and easy to use. However, some aspects can be complex when starting out, or you may want to shield some features from some users. zAgile portlets are used to create and view Jira issues and access other applications such as Confluence via the same portal.