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Configure dynamic Jira screens with no code, in minutes. Use unlimited conditions across spaces, work types, and fields to tailor the UI.Show/hide, require, lock, relabel, describe, and set/derive values to capture only accurate, relevant data.
Define behaviours that apply across spaces, work types, and screens, add flexible conditions based on context and user input, and choose how Jira screens should adapt — from showing or hiding fields to setting requirements, labels, descriptions, and values. All configurations are continuously validated against your Jira context, ensuring only eligible rules can be published. Once saved, changes are applied instantly, turning static Jira screens into clear, context-aware user interfaces.
A single hub to browse, filter, and manage behaviours across spaces and work types. Quick search, action summaries, and clear status indicators show what’s live and what needs attention.
Create powerful screen behaviours without scripting. Define conditions and actions in a guided flow and publish changes in minutes.
Build behaviours around any context that matters—space, work type, screen, user input, and field values. Combine rules freely to match real-life scenarios.
Turn static Jira screens into smart interfaces. Dynamically show/hide fields, set required/optional, switch read-only/editable, update labels and descriptions, and set or derive field values.
Apply the same behaviour across many spaces and work types at once. Keep configurations consistent and reduce admin effort dramatically.
Select fields visually instead of dealing with technical IDs. Faster setup, fewer errors, and configurations that remain readable over time.
The app checks what’s supported in your current Jira context while you configure. You only see valid options—so behaviours work reliably from day one.
Auto-fill fields using other fields—not just text, but also numbers and user pickers. Reduce manual entry and keep data consistent.
Understand usage and reliability at a glance. Track how often behaviours run, what actions are applied, and where improvements are needed.