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Combine Xray test management with Jira Snapshots for a perfect regulated DevOps flow
For teams in regulated environments, a DevOps cycle is not complete unless it includes also the flow of creating the release specifications. If you use Jira and Confluence, you can build a powerful tool chain that will stream data from your automatic test cycle into your official release documentation. Two vital tools to make it happen are Xray test management, and Jira Snapshots for Confluence. That's how the DevOps pipeline will look like: Commit software changes triggers build and the chain of automatic tests; The results of automatic tests are automatically streamed into Jira, using Xrays' API; If required for full coverage: Manual test...
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The Essential Guide to Live vs. Static Jira Data
Lists of Jira data are crucial aspects of your team's workflow to keep your progress on track and your results quantifiable. From keeping projects progressing on time...
The Ultimate Guide to Creating and Exporting Traceability Matrices in Jira
Jira is where your development happens, period. As time passes, your Jira use expands, and along with it, your issue types list. At first, it's stories, bugs and tasks....
Agile Alone Doesn’t Solve SaMD (Software as Medical Device) Release Delays
If your team is working on a Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), you'll probably choose an Agile approach. Running sprints, computing velocity, grooming,...
Document management in Confluence Cloud
Confluence Cloud is becoming the dominant Confluence option, which means it's increasingly important to understand how to set the platform up for document management....
How iText Put the PDF in Our Speedy PDF App
When we conceived Speedy PDF Sign-Offs For Jira Cloud, we had one overarching mission: to help fast-moving teams quickly capture and archive electronic signatures and...
How to integrate your automated tests pipeline with Jira and Xray?
Let's say that you are committed to automated tests and have also built a fluent CI (Continuous Integration) pipeline. Each commit triggers the pipeline and runs a set...
From Jira Cloud to Microsoft Sharepoint with Speedy PDF Sign-Offs
If your organization uses Microsoft SharePoint to organize business-critical documents, then you know how cumbersome documenting official sign-offs of Jira Cloud issues...
Digital health company? Here is your guide for risk management using Jira cloud
For a digital health company, risk management is one of the cornerstones of compliance. If you're already using Jira for other design activities, from user requirements...
Better PDF Exporter or Speedy PDF for Exporting Jira Issues
For fast-paced teams, exporting Jira issues is a crucial function. Simplifying the process is the point of both the Better PDF app by Midori and our own Speedy PDF. One...
How to Achieve FDA CFR 21 Part 11 Compliance
If you are in digital health or clinical research, you've likely heard about FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance. (Or, if you are on friendly terms, simply "Part 11.") This...
Signing off on Jira: Adobe Sign can help you sign off.
Why sign Jira issues with Adobe Sign? When it comes to signing off on Jira Cloud issues, you have a lot of options. We've written a comprehensive guide on all the...
4 Ways Speedy External Storage Can Improve Your Workflow
See how Speedy external storage protects you from data loss and keeps Speedy free. The Speedy PDF App is used to sign off on Jira Issues, help your team move quickly,...