Four Atlassian apps available now
Jira and Confluence make important numbers look finished. We make them show their work: what was counted, what was left out, and when an approval stopped applying.
Each app handles one narrow job. No assistant to train. No second system to feed. Install it where the work already happens.
A polished chart can still be a picture of the first page.
Build bar and donut charts from Jira filters, group by useful custom fields, and keep a coverage line beside the result. If the read did not finish, the chart says so.
Read-only. Stores nothing. Available on Atlassian Marketplace.
See Charts on MarketplaceAn approval should not survive an edit it never covered.
Bind approval to the exact page version. When the page changes, readers see that the old approval is superseded and which versions they need to compare.
Lives beside the page title. No publishing gate or new workflow.
See Approval TrailThe totals row is trusted most and checked least.
Sort, filter and total the values people actually type. Currency, accounting negatives and unreadable cells are handled plainly, with a line that says exactly what entered the total.
No permissions requested. Exact decimal arithmetic. Totals travel with PDF and Word exports.
See Table TotalsUnrated hours should never turn into a confident zero-dollar cost.
Turn Jira worklogs into a cost report using group-based rates. The report names work outside the period, missing rates, partial reads and the permission boundary behind the total.
Uses Jira worklogs. No second timesheet product. Cost data stays on Atlassian.
See Cost TrailThe caveat belongs next to the answer, not in a log nobody reads.
A partial read is not quietly turned into a complete-looking result.
Every request goes to one monitored desk and remains tracked until it is resolved.
Email hello@acefoundry.io.
Tell us which app you are using and what you expected to happen. We aim to respond within one business day, and faster when work is blocked.