INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Atlassian today announced that it has acquired Code Barrel, the makers of Automation for Jira, a low-code tool for easily automating many
The two companies did not disclose the price of the acquisition.Sydney-based Code Barrel was founded by two of the first engineers who
built Jira at Atlassian, Nick Menere and Andreas Knecht
said Menere, who joined the Jira team in 2005 when there were only a handful of developers working on the product
entering work into different systems
the obvious thing to look at
the company, Automation for Jira must have been an obvious candidate for an acquisition.Wasmer also stressed that the fact that they built a
no-code tool will allow anybody who uses Jira to create scripts without having to be a programmer
Automation for Jira allows users to set up time-based rules or those that run based on triggers inside of Jira
It also features third-party integrations with SMS, Slack and Microsoft Teams, among others.For the time being, Automation for Jira will
remain in the Atlassian Marketplace and will continue to sell at the same price of $5/user/month for teams with up to 10 users and
$2.5/user/month for teams between 11 and 100 users, with prices going down from there for larger enterprises
