Customer Reviews (10)
Tilly M.
Great for complex projects
Tried Trello and Monday.com before but Atlassian’s Jira just fits better for managing complex projects with our dev team. The customization options are great, though sometimes the interface feels a bit clunky and overwhelming at first.
Caleb C.
Better for complex projects
Switched from Trello and Asana and found Atlassian’s Jira to be way better for tracking complex projects. The customization options and integration with Confluence made keeping everything organized much easier for our team.
Marcus K.
Cleared Up Team Chaos
Our team was drowning in communication silos and missed deadlines until Atlassian's Jira helped us centralize task tracking and improve visibility across projects. It really streamlined our workflows, though setting up some custom workflows took a bit longer than expected.
Reuben S.
Smooth collaboration boost
Our team of about 12 switched to Atlassian tools last year, and it definitely helped improve our project tracking and communication. Getting everyone on board was a bit slow at first since some folks were used to older methods, but once we all jumped in, collaboration became way smoother. The integration between Jira and Confluence especially made sharing updates and documentation feel less scattered.
Judith A.
Mixed feelings on setup
Getting started with Atlassian was a bit of a mixed bag for me. The initial setup wasn’t too bad—I had the core tools up and running within a couple of hours, which was a relief. However, I ran into a steeper learning curve when trying to customize workflows and permissions, and the documentation sometimes felt scattered. Overall, it took some trial and error to get things working smoothly, but the onboarding guides did help once I dug in.
Wouter V.
Smooth setup and onboarding
Getting everything set up with Atlassian was surprisingly smooth. The onboarding guided me through the key steps without feeling overwhelming, and I had the main tools running within a couple of hours. There was a bit of a learning curve figuring out how to best customize workflows, but overall, the interface was intuitive enough to get the basics done quickly. Definitely saved time compared to other platforms I've tried.
Isaac L.
Good but kinda complicated
Tried Jira and Trello before, and Atlassian has some solid features for team collaboration, but honestly it feels a bit clunky and overwhelming at times. I liked Trello’s simplicity more, though Atlassian’s integration options are better for bigger projects.
Jack V.
Good value for small teams
Atlassian's pricing felt a bit steep at first, but after a few months, the boost in team productivity made it totally worth the cost. For smaller groups like ours, it's a solid value, though some features might feel unnecessary if you’re not using them all. Overall, it pays for itself once you get things rolling.
Neil W.
Worth the investment
The pricing felt a bit steep at first, but the boost in productivity made it worth the investment for our team. Definitely paid off in the long run.
Theodore C.
Reliable but occasionally frustrating
Been with Atlassian for over five years now, and I've seen it grow from a simple project management tool to a full suite of products. While the integrations have improved, some updates feel like they add complexity without clear benefits. The interface occasionally feels cluttered, and support can be slow when issues arise. Overall, it's reliable but sometimes frustrating when they roll out changes that disrupt workflows.