Customer Reviews (10)
Derek H.
Great for complex workflows
Switched from Trello and Asana and chose Jira because it handles complex workflows way better, especially with the customization options. It took some time to get used to, but once set up, it really helps keep track of issues without losing detail.
Sonny F.
Mixed feelings on adoption
Our team of about 10 was pushed to adopt Jira by management, and while it does help keep track of tasks, getting everyone to actually use it consistently was a struggle. Collaboration improved a bit, but some still find it clunky and prefer simpler tools.
Peregrine G.
Powerful but complex tool
Switched over to Jira after trying Trello and Asana for project tracking. Jira’s customization options for workflows are definitely impressive compared to Trello’s simplicity, but it felt a bit overwhelming and unnecessarily complex for my small team's needs. Asana had a cleaner interface and was easier to pick up, but Jira’s integration with development tools made it more appealing despite the steeper learning curve. Overall, it’s powerful but sometimes feels like overkill unless you really need all the advanced features.
Lincoln B.
Smooth setup with slight learning curve
Getting Jira up and running was surprisingly smooth. The onboarding guides helped a lot, though it took me a couple hours to fully get the hang of the interface.
Trinity W.
Smooth setup with minor learning curve
The setup took a couple of hours, but the onboarding tutorials helped a lot. There was a bit of a learning curve with customizing workflows, but overall getting it up and running was smooth.
Victoria G.
Finally Organized Our Workflow
Our dev team was constantly losing track of who was doing what and when deadlines were. Jira helped us organize tasks clearly and the notifications actually keep everyone in the loop, though the interface can be a bit overwhelming at times.
Austin B.
Solid value for productivity
The pricing can feel a bit steep at first, especially for smaller teams, but once you get into the workflow, it really pays off. We've seen solid returns in productivity that justify the cost, making it worth the investment in my experience.
Gemma S.
Helped organize tasks, but complex setup
Our team was drowning in endless email threads and missed deadlines on a complex software project. Jira helped us by centralizing tasks and allowing us to track progress more clearly, which actually cut down on confusion and improved accountability. That said, setting up workflows was a bit overwhelming at first, and some of the customization felt unnecessarily complicated for what we needed. It solved a big part of our problem but still left room for improvement, especially with its user interface.
Heidi B.
Great for detailed project tracking
Switched from Trello to Jira for better issue tracking and honestly, it’s been a solid move. Trello felt too simple and didn’t handle complex workflows well, while Jira lets us customize boards and automate tasks without much hassle. I also looked at Asana but found Jira’s integration with our dev tools way smoother, even if the setup was a bit overwhelming at first. The only gripe is the learning curve, which can be annoying for new teammates, but once you're past that, it really shines.
Elfriede S.
Solid tool for team tracking
Our team of about 12 switched to Jira mid-year, mostly because our manager insisted on a centralized tool for tracking. Getting everyone on board took a couple of weeks since not everyone was used to the interface, but once the initial learning curve was over, it really helped with keeping tasks visible and deadlines clear. Collaboration improved since we could comment directly on issues and track progress without endless email threads. Sometimes the setup feels a bit overwhelming with all the customization options, but overall it's made a big difference in how we stay organized.