What Firstweek reads from Jira
- Issues, sprints, epics and project roadmaps
- Project tickets and documentation content, where Jira and Confluence share a workspace
What shows up in the onboarding artifact
Jira content anchors the priorities and what's-on-fire parts of the artifact: what the team is working on now, and how it fits the roadmap.
Read-only, and the raw content is never stored
Every connection, Jira included, is read-only: Firstweek never writes to, changes or deletes anything in your tools. Jira content is processed in memory and never stored. Only AI-generated summaries persist. A citation can quote up to 200 characters of a summary, and an admin can turn that off.
Full detail: the security page covers data handling end to end, and the subprocessors list shows exactly which Jira data is processed.
Other read-only connections: Slack · HubSpot · Salesforce · Confluence · Google Drive · Microsoft 365 · GitHub
Run Firstweek on your next real hire. 30 days. Then we talk about whether it's worth keeping.