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Security & Data Handling

Enterprise customers often ask detailed questions about how Issue History for Jira processes, stores, and protects data. The answers below provide clear and direct explanations.

Questions & Answers

1. Does Issue History for Jira store customer data outside Atlassian?

No. Issue History for Jira doesn’t store Jira work item data, history, or content in its own external database.

All Jira work item data is:

  • Processed inside Atlassian Cloud infrastructure

  • Not copied, persisted, or mirrored outside Atlassian systems

Issue History for Jira app can read the full task log "on the fly,” parse the data, format it, and show it to the user.

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2. Does Issue History for Jira have its own database?

No. Issue History for Jira doesn't maintain a separate customer data database.

The app:

  • Doesn't pull full work item histories into an external DB

  • Doesn't store work item fields, comments, or change history outside Jira

  • Uses Atlassian-provided Forge storage only for minimal operational metadata, not customer work item data

3. Does Issue History for Jira reside in Jira’s database?

Issue History for Jira app:

  • Reads data from Jira at runtime

  • Processes it within Atlassian Cloud

  • Doesn't write customer work item data back into Jira databases

  • Doesn't persist work item data elsewhere

The source of truth for all work item data remains Jira itself.

4. Is any customer data sent to third parties?

No Jira work item data is sent to third parties.

The app uses limited third-party services only for operational purposes, such as:

  • App monitoring and error logging

  • Performance metrics

These services:

  • Don't receive Jira work item content

  • Don't receive change history

  • Don't receive customer business data

5. Is any Jira work item data stored outside the United States?

No. Issue History for Jira follows Atlassian Cloud data residency rules.

Customer Jira data:

  • Remains in the Atlassian Cloud region selected by the customer

  • Isn't moved, copied, or stored by Issue History for Jira app outside that region

Issue History for Jira app is Data Residency compliant.

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6. What is your data residency model?

Issue History for Jira:

If your Jira instance is hosted in the US, EU, or another supported region, your data stays there.

7. What role does Datadog play in the system architecture?

Datadog is used only for app monitoring, such as:

  • System health

  • Error tracking

  • Performance insights

Important clarifications:

  • No Jira work item data is sent to Datadog

  • No customer content is processed by Datadog

  • Monitoring data doesn't include business or personal data

8. Is Issue History for Jira a third-party app in Atlassian architecture?

Yes. Issue History for Jira is a third-party Atlassian Marketplace app, built on Forge (Runs on Atlassian).

This means:

  • The app runs inside Atlassian’s infrastructure

  • It follows Atlassian security, isolation, and permission models

  • It doesn't run its own servers

9. What happens to data if the app is disabled or uninstalled?

If Issue History for Jira is disabled or uninstalled:

  • No Jira work item data is deleted or changed

  • Jira remains the system of record

  • No historical Jira data is lost

The app doesn't “own” or persist Jira work item data.

10. Can you summarize the architecture in simple terms?

Yes, simply put:

  • Jira stores all work item data

  • Issue History for Jira reads data securely via Atlassian APIs

  • Processing happens inside Atlassian Cloud

  • No work item data is stored externally

  • No work item data is sent to third parties

Built on Forge: Secure and compliant data processing

Issue History for Jira is built on Atlassian’s Forge platform, which means all data processing happens securely within the Atlassian cloud, not on external servers. This ensures your Jira work item data never leaves the trusted Atlassian infrastructure.

As a Forge-based app with the Runs on Atlassian badge, Issue History meets Atlassian’s highest standards for security, performance, and reliability.

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If you need help or want to ask questions, please contact SaaSJet Support or email us at support@saasjet.atlassian.net

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