Integrations
Straight into Jira, ClickUp, or both
Connect one tracker or both over OAuth. On every confirmed draft, Prosody creates the issue in the right project, sprint and epic for you — no copy-pasting a summary into a blank ticket ever again.
Jira
Issues are created with your issue types and mapped to the active sprint under the correct epic, carrying the description, story points, due date and labels from the confirmed draft.
ClickUp
Tasks are created in the right list and sprint folder, carrying the same confirmed fields across from the draft.
Connect once over OAuth
An administrator authorises Prosody against your Jira or ClickUp workspace, once. You can revoke access at any time, which disables ticket creation and nothing else.
Connect both, if you run both
Jira and ClickUp can be connected at the same time. Each meeting has a tracker — set from the pane you upload from, falling back to the workspace default — and its drafted tickets route there. While confirming a single draft, the reviewer can switch that one ticket's destination to the other tracker. Prosody creates tickets in whichever tool you point it at; it does not sync, mirror or copy issues between Jira and ClickUp.
Choose a default project or list
Point Prosody at the Jira project or ClickUp list where meeting follow-ups should land. That default is used unless a reviewer picks somewhere else — a different project, list, or the other tracker entirely — while confirming a draft.
Sprint and epic placement
On confirm, Prosody resolves the active sprint and the right epic for the work and files the issue there, so items arrive where the team is already looking instead of in a backlog nobody triages.
It just works, even on a bad day
If Jira or ClickUp has a rough moment, Prosody quietly retries in the background instead of losing your ticket. Every confirm, edit and reject is recorded and feeds prediction-accuracy analytics.
Jira and ClickUp are the only project tools Prosody writes to, and Prosody only ever creates tickets — there is no sync or two-way mirroring between them.