LinkedIn·Tuesday, 25 August 2026·1d ago

Jira holds your issues well. It doesn't tell you who's doing what, when, or whether the timeline is even real. That's what a planning tool…

Exalate

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Jira holds your issues well. It doesn't tell you who's doing what, when, or whether the timeline is even real. That's what a planning tool is for, and it works well right up until part of the work sits in someone else's Jira. That gap shows up the same 3 ways. 🎧 A support desk plans around fixes owed by a separate dev team, in a completely different company's Jira. Neither side wants a login into the other's instance. 📄 A client wants delivery dates that only exist in their contractor's backlog. The dates are real, just not anywhere the client can see them. 🤝 An agency runs its own board. The client's PM wants the same dates tracked on theirs, without either team getting access to the other's Jira. ⚠️ Same root cause every time: a planning tool builds its view from whatever's sitting in your Jira. Miss part of the work, and the plan is wrong the moment you draw it, no matter how good the tool is. 🧩 That's the split TeamBoard ProScheduler and Exalate cover between them. ProScheduler turns your issues into a plan. Exalate makes sure that plan includes the work that was never yours to begin with, synced in as a normal field update, nothing that reads as "synced." 🔗 Written together with Syed Majid Hassan and our partners at DevSamurai, the team behind TeamBoard ProScheduler. https://lnkd.in/dydZ_r3C How Do You Plan and Sync Jira Work Across Two Instances with TeamBoard ProScheduler and Exalate? https://community.atlassian.com/forums/App-Central-discussions/How-Do-You-Plan-and-Sync-Jira-Work-Across-Two-Instances-with/m-p/3279630#M7063