The Fastest Growing Getint App: Why Teams Are Flocking to the Notion Jira Integration

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April 4, 2025

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Behind every growing product is a clear need, and behind every need is a team of people trying to do their best work - faster, more aligned, and with fewer tools getting in the way.

That’s the story of the Notion Integration for Jira by Getint.

Since late 2023, this app has gone from a niche solution to the fastest-growing connector in our entire ecosystem. We’ve seen double installs. Usage exploded. Conversations with customers skyrocket.

But this story isn’t really about growth charts or install numbers. It’s about the people behind those numbers, and the invisible friction we’re helping them eliminate.

jira notion integration: sync jira issues with notion page

The Reality: Planning Happens in Notion, Execution Happens in Jira

Modern teams aren’t using one tool. They’re using many.

And two of the most critical ones in today’s workflow stack are Notion and Jira.

  • Product managers sketch out strategy, draft specs, and gather feedback in Notion.
  • Engineering teams work inside Jira - organizing sprints, tracking blockers, and pushing releases.

This creates a very real gap. Information lives in one place. Action happens in another. And someone - usually a team lead or project manager - is stuck in the middle, manually keeping everything aligned.

It’s tedious, error-prone, and easy to fall out of sync.

Why Jira Notion Synchronization Matters

We’ve spoken with dozens of teams using both Notion and Jira daily. They’re juggling product requirements, user feedback, engineering tasks, and cross-functional updates—all split between two platforms that don’t talk to each other by default.

The result?

  • Product plans that never make it into Jira
  • Jira tickets that are out of context or missing important background
  • Hours lost every week copying, pasting, double-checking, and following up
  • And worst of all - misalignment between teams that are all working toward the same goal

This doesn’t just slow down work. It wears people down. It breaks trust in the process. And over time, it gets in the way of delivering great products.

That’s why synchronization matters. Not just technically - but emotionally and operationally. It’s about helping teams feel connected, confident, and focused.

What Getint Makes Possible

Our Notion ↔ Jira connector was built for this exact challenge. It creates a live, two-way connection between tools, so planning and execution stay in sync.

When you use Getint’s integration:

  • A feature described in Notion becomes a Jira issue - automatically
  • Status changes in Jira are reflected back in Notion, in context
  • Teams on either side always see the latest updates, fields, assignees, and comments
  • No more digging through docs or toggling between tabs just to figure out what’s going on

And the best part? It works quietly in the background. You keep working the way you already do. Getint makes sure the systems stay aligned.

Designed for How People Actually Work

One of the reasons this app is growing so fast is because we built it with real team behavior in mind.

We didn’t assume everyone wants to abandon their favorite tools or centralize everything into one new platform. We assumed teams would rather improve the tools they already know and love.

We made the setup fast. We support custom workflows. We respect your existing structure. And we’re always improving based on customer feedback.

You don’t have to change your habits. You just get to move faster, with fewer blockers and better clarity.

What Growth Looks Like and What It Means

We’re proud of the numbers:

  • Over 13,000 users
  • 641+ active installs
  • Consistent, week-over-week growth since launch

But what we’re more proud of is what that growth reflects: we’re solving something that matters.

It’s not flashy. It’s not glamorous. It’s just real value, for real people, doing real work.

And that’s exactly what we set out to do.

all in one workspace - integrate jira instance with notion just a few clicks

Next-Level Improvements in the Works

The core is already solid: advanced filtering, rich Notion database support, smart field mapping, and admin-friendly onboarding are all built into the app today. But we’re not stopping there.

We’re continuing to evolve the integration to make it even more powerful, more intuitive, and more adaptable to complex workflows. Here’s what’s on the horizon:

  • Support for syncing linked databases and sub-items in Notion – Expanding compatibility with more advanced Notion structures
  • Bulk sync tools and historical data import – For teams migrating existing content or scaling up integrations across departments
  • Enhanced performance for large enterprise environments – Including better logging, monitoring, and control at scale
  • Deeper cross-tool intelligence – Laying the groundwork for cross-platform insights, so Notion and Jira aren't just connected - they’re collaborative.

Our goal is simple: to make the Jira–Notion bridge as seamless and smart as the teams who use it.

Where Most Teams Hit a Wall - We Build a Bridge

If you’ve ever found yourself copying tasks between Notion and Jira…
If your team is working hard but constantly re-explaining decisions across tools…
If you’ve wondered whether there’s a better way to stay aligned without switching platforms…

There is. And it’s working for thousands of teams already.

You don’t have to choose between Notion and Jira. You can have both - working together, effortlessly.

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Getint exists to make work flow better. With our Notion ↔ Jira integration, we’re helping teams bridge the gap between planning and execution - one sync at a time.

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