Every new Confluence page is analyzed for engineering requirements and scope — and a structured set of Jira epics and stories is created before the engineering team holds their first planning session.
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How does V7 Go connect Confluence and Jira?
V7 Go monitors Confluence for new pages and blog posts. When a page is published, the AI Concierge reads the content, identifies engineering requirements, and creates a Jira epic with linked child stories — each with acceptance criteria derived from the specification. The source Confluence page is linked in every Jira ticket.
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What types of Confluence pages work best as triggers?
Product Requirements Documents (PRDs), technical specifications, feature briefs, and design decision records are the most effective triggers. V7 Go can be configured to only process pages in specific Confluence spaces or with specific labels — such as 'PRD' or 'Engineering Spec'.
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How detailed are the Jira stories V7 Go creates?
Each story includes an AI-written description derived from the specification, a numbered acceptance criteria list, suggested story point estimate based on described scope, component tags, and a link to the source Confluence section. Quality is proportional to the specificity of the original specification.
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Can V7 Go also update existing Jira issues when a Confluence page is edited?
Yes. A separate workflow can trigger on Confluence page updates and post a comment to linked Jira issues noting what changed in the spec — keeping engineering informed of requirement changes without manual communication.
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Is Confluence content secure in V7 Go?
V7 Go is SOC 2 Type II certified. Page content is processed in an encrypted environment and never used for model training or shared across customers.
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How is the Confluence + Jira integration priced?
Pricing is based on page event volume. Contact V7 Go for a custom quote.
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