Sync SAP Cloud ALM features with Jira issues, bidirectionally
C³F keeps SAP Cloud ALM features and Jira issues in sync bidirectionally. Scope, lifecycle and deployment status stay visible on both sides.
Scope agreed in Cloud ALM, delivered in Jira, visible in both.
The problem: the release scope and the delivery live apart
You keep the scope of your SAP releases as features in SAP Cloud ALM, and your delivery teams implement that scope in Jira. Neither side knows what the other calls the same piece of work.
The feature lifecycle then gets retyped, the deployment status never reaches Jira, and the business and delivery end up describing the same release differently. The worst version of this is shipping something that was never signed off.
Feature and issue do not know each other
Deployment status missing in Jira
Lifecycle retyped by hand
Releases slip on unclear scope
Our answer: SAP Cloud ALM features in Jira
C³F extends Jira with the features from the Implementation area of SAP Cloud ALM. It creates, updates and closes features and Jira issues in both directions, while SAP Cloud ALM stays the system of record for scope, lifecycle and deployment status.
C³F writes the Jira issue URL onto the feature, so your Cloud ALM users reach the issue in one click. In the other direction an issue panel shows the synchronisation state and an activity tab holds the log.
The status path is modelled from specification through to confirmed delivery. Ready for Production stays where it belongs: only your Cloud ALM users can set it.
- Deliver the SAP Cloud ALM release scope in Jira
- Follow the feature lifecycle through to delivery
- Link feature and Jira issue in both directions
- Match owners by email address
- Several configuration profiles per Jira project and issue type
What you get out of it
SAP Cloud ALM is SaaS. There is no ABAP add-on to install and no SAP backend to run. C³F installs as a Forge app on Jira Cloud, without a maintenance window.
- One click from the Cloud ALM feature to the Jira issue and back
- Synchronisation state and log on the Jira issue itself
- Ready for Production remains reserved for SAP Cloud ALM
- A 30-day proof of concept at no licence cost, technical support included
- No SAP transport and no ABAP development
Starting in three steps
Talk it through
We look at how your release scope is agreed today and where it is implemented.
Run a pilot
Start on the free 30-day licence with technical support, on one release and one issue type.
Review the result
We go through what the pilot delivered and decide together whether it earns a rollout.
C³F is one of three connectors. The other two, and how they fit together, are covered on C³ Cross Connectors for SAP Cloud ALM. Our profile on the Atlassian Marketplace has the product detail: Cross ALM on the Atlassian Marketplace.
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More InformationTell us how your release scope is agreed
- How scope is agreed today
- Where it is implemented
- Which lifecycle steps must stay in Cloud ALM
- What a proof of concept would cover