> Jira to me is just an issue manager though. People who buy into Jira heavily use it primarily as a communications platform, to structure and make searchable

> Jira to me is just an issue manager though. People who buy into Jira heavily use it primarily as a communications platform, to structure and make searchable the stuff that would otherwise be lost in the swamp of email and Slack and face-to-face messages. > aside from document that are attached to issues of course Aye, there's the rub. The documents in Confluence are often less important than the documents in Jira. You commit the paper trail to Jira - the primary info you get from your customers and bosses. Confluence is just the docs from the legacy crap you forgot to update last year.