Release Readiness for Jira

Release Readiness for Jira answers the question a steering committee asks before every go-live: what did we check, what did we find, and what did we not look at? It reads the releases (fix versions) of a project and evaluates your criteria against live Jira data. A criterion is a JQL rule with a threshold and a named accountable owner. Each one is met, at risk or not met, and each opens the issues behind it. Below the criteria sits the evidence grid: every issue in scope with its linked tests shown as passed, failed or not run, and the components with no test evidence at all called out separately. The trajectory chart shows how the criteria moved over the last 7, 14 or 30 days. The decision is recorded next to the evidence: verdict, reasoning, conditions, an acknowledgement of the unexamined areas, the signer and the time, bound to a numbered snapshot. Records lock on submit; a change of mind becomes a new version. No readiness percentage and no writes to your issues.