Jira: migrate, clean up or replace
Jira has carried your projects for years. Now a move is due, the bill has grown or the configuration no longer holds. We sort it out.
What Jira customers tell us
Five situations almost every grown Jira instance knows.
Overgrown workflows
Every team got its own. Today there are dozens that differ in a single transition, and nobody dares delete one.
Unclear permissions
Project roles, groups, permission schemes and security levels overlap. Why someone sees something or not can no longer be explained.
Time tracking only via add-ons
Logging, approving and billing hours works in Jira only with Marketplace apps. They cost extra and are not always available after a move.
Server-to-cloud move
The migration assistant carries a lot, but not everything: add-ons, customisations, scripts and reports have to be rebuilt or replaced.
Data location
Issues contain customer names, contracts, incidents. Where they live and who can access them is not your decision in the cloud.
How we proceed
Four steps, each with a result you can check.
Inventory
Projects, workflows, fields, add-ons, users, costs. What is really used, what is only carried along.
Decision
Cloud, Data Center or replacement. With costs, risks and what will be different at the target.
Clean up and move
Consolidate first, then migrate. With a trial run on a copy and acceptance by the teams.
Operations and training
Monitoring, updates and support, in Switzerland. And training for the people who work with it daily.
projects.handel: the alternative
We are building an issue tracker that follows Jira's layout, without its licence model and with operations in Switzerland. It runs as a pilot with us.
projects.handel is a pilot, not a finished product. Whoever joins now helps decide what gets built next.
- Board with swimlanes and quick filters
- Backlog with sprint sections and velocity
- Create, start and close sprints
- Time tracking with approval and billing periods, no add-on
- Documents filed as evidence in the project dossier of the DMS
- Operated in Switzerland, four languages
Let's talk about your Jira
Send us a few sentences about your instance. We will come back with questions, not with a quote.
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