Jira Ticket Collector

Collect and review authorized Jira tickets, with explicit admin-confirmed D2C approval in flowimax.

Jira Ticket Collector works with the internal Flowimax review tools: MX Ticket Analyzer, Ticket Review and Publication Tracker. When an authorized user starts an analysis or review, the extension collects the selected internal Jira ticket and sends the required context to Flowimax. For tickets that require tagging, it returns a classification, a report-ready reason and relevant implementation guides. Features: • Collect the selected internal Jira ticket: key, summary, project, type, status, priority, labels, components, description, relevant fields, comments and metadata. • Collect the checklist subtasks and the approved attachments (spreadsheets, images and signed documents) that a review needs, with strict file type and size limits. Files are used only for the active review and are not stored by the extension. • Read the shared "Publish Today" Jira dashboard so Flowimax can verify publication status. This is read-only. • Detect VPN and Jira sign-in problems. • Preview every proposed Jira change. Only after an administrator explicitly confirms it, the extension can assign the ticket, add the approval comment and apply the approval transition. • Sanitize exported content before it is sent for analysis. • Never read or store Jira passwords, cookies or authentication tokens. The extension works only for authorized users, the company Jira environment and the Flowimax service. It does not run on unrelated websites or collect general browsing activity. Ticket content, including attachments used in a review, is transferred securely to the authenticated Flowimax service and may be processed by the configured Gemini provider for the same review purpose. The extension does not sell user data, use it for advertising or share it with unrelated third parties. "What's new in version 1.13.14" This update removes client-specific names from the extension's internal code and renames some internal data fields. It must be used with the matching Flowimax release. There are no changes to what the extension collects or to the permissions it requests.