First-class integrations for Jira, Confluence, and Loom

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Yes. Security sits at the core of every integration we build, which matters most when connecting to sensitive environments like Jira and Confluence.

LaunchNotes is SOC 2 Type II compliant and uses industry-standard encryption to protect your data in transit and at rest. Every connection is governed by strict access controls and role-based permissions, so only authorized users can sync data or publish updates.

This means enterprise teams can adopt our Atlassian integrations with full confidence that their proprietary roadmaps and engineering data remain protected. By pairing smooth automation with rigorous security and governance, your integrated workflows stay efficient and fully compliant with the standards demanding organizations require.

The AI Writing Assistant is highly customizable, so every draft it produces sounds like your brand, not a generic template.

You can tune the assistant to match your established style guide and voice, ensuring consistency whether the draft is written by a product manager or an engineer. This flexibility means the AI accelerates your workflow without sacrificing quality or brand integrity.

By combining automation with tailored brand controls, you get release communication that's fast to produce and polished enough to publish with minimal editing.

You can connect multiple Jira issues, epics, or initiatives to one LaunchNotes roadmap item with Roadmap Sync, since meaningful features rarely map to a single ticket.

This gives stakeholders a clean, high-level view without exposing the underlying technical complexity, which matters for product teams managing large, multi-part releases that span several sprints or squads.

As each linked issue progresses, your roadmap reflects the true status of the work. Aggregating granular engineering detail into one coherent roadmap entry keeps things clear for non-technical audiences while preserving the traceability your engineering team needs.

Teams already invested in Atlassian tools gain the most from LaunchNotes because we offer first-class, native integrations rather than clunky workarounds.

Your engineers stay in Jira, your knowledge lives in Confluence, and your communication flows out through LaunchNotes without anyone leaving their preferred environment. This deep alignment means your release management process becomes a natural byproduct of the work your team is already doing.

Rather than bolting on a disconnected changelog tool, you get a product communication platform that speaks the same language as your existing stack. By layering polished, customer-facing communication on top of Atlassian, you turn raw engineering output into marketing moments that fuel product-led growth.

The Loom integration lets you replace static hero images with engaging, personalized video walkthroughs inside your product announcements. Instead of relying on a paragraph to explain a complex feature, you can embed a Loom video that shows users exactly how it works.

Best of all, the video goes everywhere LaunchNotes goes, including your changelog, email notifications, Slack, and RSS feed, so your story reaches users on every channel. This show-don't-just-tell approach is one of the most effective ways to drive feature adoption and reduce confusion.

By adding a human, visual layer to your release communication, you create a more immersive experience that helps customers understand the value of each update instantly.

The Confluence integration lets you communicate high-fidelity LaunchNotes updates directly to any Confluence space without context switching.

In a single click, you can publish to your LaunchNotes page, send notifications across your channels, and cross-post the same update to Confluence. This is ideal for teams that rely on Confluence as their internal knowledge base, since it ensures your product documentation and your public announcements never drift out of sync.

By bridging the gap between where work is documented and where it's communicated, you save hours of duplicate effort. This unified workflow strengthens internal product communication and guarantees that every team referencing Confluence has the latest, most accurate view of what shipped.

Roadmap Sync keeps every stakeholder fully informed on the status of your team's work by connecting Jira directly to your LaunchNotes roadmap.

You can create or link a roadmap item from any task, issue, epic, or initiative, and connect multiple Jira issues to a single roadmap entry. From within Jira, you control the roadmap attributes that matter, including stage, owner, category, and projected due date.

This two-way visibility means your GTM teams always know what's coming next without digging through technical tickets. By keeping Jira and your roadmap in sync, you eliminate the alignment gaps that typically cause launch confusion, so engineering progress and customer messaging stay perfectly in step.

Our AI Writing Assistant lives directly inside Jira, so you can draft tailored product announcements in seconds without ever switching tools.

Select a group of issues, and the AI pulls context from your chosen fields, including summaries, descriptions, and custom fields, to generate a benefit-driven draft. You can also customize the AI to match your brand style guide and voice, keeping every release consistent.

This keeps your product managers in their existing workflow and eliminates the friction of copying details between systems, so no shipped feature goes uncommunicated.

The LaunchNotes Jira integration bridges the gap between where engineering work happens and where it gets communicated.

By connecting directly to your Jira instance, you can turn any epic, issue, or initiative into a polished LaunchNotes roadmap item or draft announcement with a single click. This removes the manual chore of hunting down ticket statuses across multiple boards before every launch.

It also makes sure that what your team shipped is accurately reflected in your customer-facing communication. By tying release management directly to your development workflow, engineering stays focused on building while every technical milestone still becomes a clear, on-brand update for your stakeholders.