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Data flow: Jira ? OpenText Extended ECM - Business Workspaces
When a new project epic is created in Jira, an associated business workspace is automatically created in OpenText Extended ECM to store project charter, scope documents, approvals, and meeting notes. Jira issues remain the execution layer, while the workspace becomes the controlled repository for business context and supporting documentation.
Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Business Workspaces ? Jira
Business users submit change requests, policy updates, or scope adjustments in an OpenText workspace. Once approved, the integration creates or updates Jira tickets for implementation, assigning them to the appropriate development or operations team. The workspace retains the approval history and supporting documents.
Data flow: Bi-directional
QA teams log defects in Jira and link them to a workspace in OpenText that stores screenshots, logs, test scripts, and customer impact assessments. As the defect moves through triage and resolution, status updates in Jira are reflected in the workspace, while additional evidence can be added from either system.
Data flow: Jira ? OpenText Extended ECM - Business Workspaces
When a release is planned in Jira, the integration creates a release workspace containing release notes, test sign-off documents, deployment approvals, and compliance checklists. Jira tracks the tasks and milestones, while OpenText stores the formal release package required for audit and operational handover.
Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Business Workspaces ? Jira
For strategic customers or complex cases, a workspace is created in OpenText to hold contracts, correspondence, service history, and business requirements. Related Jira issues are generated for implementation tasks, bug fixes, or service requests, allowing delivery teams to work from the same customer context.
Data flow: Bi-directional
In regulated industries, Jira is used to manage work items such as remediation tasks, control updates, or validation activities, while OpenText stores the formal evidence package, approvals, and policy documents. Status changes in Jira are synchronized to the workspace, and the workspace can push required review or approval outcomes back to Jira.
Data flow: Jira ? OpenText Extended ECM - Business Workspaces
At project completion, the final Jira release or project board is linked to a handover workspace in OpenText containing user guides, support procedures, training materials, and acceptance sign-off. This gives business owners a complete operational package after the delivery team closes the Jira work.
Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Business Workspaces ? Jira
When a document in a workspace is reviewed, annotated, or marked for action, the integration creates a Jira task for follow-up. Examples include contract redlines requiring product changes, policy updates needing technical implementation, or customer feedback requiring backlog refinement.