Effective mid-February 2022, both Microsoft Graph Connector for Atlassian Jira Cloud and Microsoft Graph Connector for Atlassian Confluence Cloud are available.
Microsoft Graph connectors allow your organization to index third-party data, so it appears in Microsoft Search results. Hence, Microsoft Search eliminates the need to recall where information is, mitigates costly context switching, and takes advantage of the global perspective provided by the Microsoft Graph.
With the Jira Cloud Graph Connector, you can index all your Jira issues or tickets and search them from any of Microsoft Search endpoints. Only users who have access to Jira issues will be able to view them. You can index selective issues using advanced query support using Jira Query Language (JQL) and data filtering options provided by the connector. The connector also allows to index custom created fields as required by your organization.
With the Confluence Cloud Graph Connector, you can index pages and blog posts and make them discoverable in Microsoft Search. Both space and page level permissions are supported to allow users to find accessible data in search results. You can choose to index required content with Confluence Query Language (CQL).
If your organization uses Confluence or Jira Server/Data Center versions, refer to the following resources for how to receive access to these Graph connectors:
For more details about the capabilities of the Microsoft Atlassian Confluence Cloud Graph Connector, please visit: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearch/confluence-cloud-connector.
For more details about the capabilities of the Microsoft Atlassian Jira Graph Connector, please visit: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearch/jira-connector.
For an overview of Microsoft Graph connectors, please visit: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearch/connectors-overview.
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