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Key highlights of the appSend scheduled Jira issue summaries straight to Microsoft Teams — no manual reporting
Set it up once Summary
Pick a JQL query, a send schedule, and your Teams channel. Test your query with a live result count before saving — no guesswork.
Clear, color-coded summaries.Teams card
Each digest arrives as a rich card with a priority color indicator, issue details, and a direct link back to Jira — no clutter, no noise.
Manage multiple digests Summary
Create as many digests as you need, each with its own schedule, time zone, and delivery windows. Pause, edit, or test any of them anytime.
More details
Teams Digest for Jira bridges Jira and Microsoft Teams so your team never has to manually check for updates again.
How it works:
- Write a JQL query for the issues you care about — critical bugs, unassigned tickets, overdue items, anything.
- Choose when to send it: pick one or several send windows a day, and which days of the week.
- Pick your time zone. Schedules run in your local time, not a server clock.
- Get a clean, color-coded Adaptive Card in Teams, with priority indicators, assignee, status, and a direct link back to Jira.
Built for real teams:
- Multiple independent digests, each with its own schedule and destination channel.
- Full English and Spanish support, for both the configuration screen and the delivered card.
- Free plan: 1 active digest. Pro plan: unlimited digests.
No external servers. Your data stays within the Atlassian and Microsoft ecosystems you already trust.
Resources
App documentation
Comprehensive set of documentation from the partner on how this app works
Privacy and Security
Privacy and security questionnaire has been filled by the partner
Privacy policy
Atlassian's privacy policy is not applicable to the use of this app. Please refer to the privacy policy provided by this app's partner.
Partner privacy policySecurity program
This app is not part of the Marketplace Bug Bounty program.
Integration permissions
Teams Digest for Jira integrates with your Atlassian app
Version information
Version 2.3.0•for Jira Cloud
- Release date
- Aug 26th 2026
- Summary
- Minor version update
- Details
Security: Permission validation before Jira data actions
Added explicit permission checks prior to every user-triggered action that reads or transmits Jira issue data. This applies to three actions: saving a digest configuration, testing a JQL query, and sending a manual test digest to Microsoft Teams.
Each of these actions now verifies that the requesting user has permission to browse the relevant Jira issues before the app proceeds with the underlying request. If the check fails, the action is rejected and the user receives a localized error message.
This change does not alter the app's scopes, egress domains, or scheduled trigger behavior. The hourly scheduled digest continues to operate as before, since it runs on JQL filters already validated against the configuring admin's permissions at save time. No action is required from existing installations — behavior is unchanged for users with standard project access.
- Payment model
- Paid via Atlassian
- License type
- Commercial