Migrate to Atlassian tools with a plan your teams can trust

Move projects, knowledge, and workflows from legacy tools into Atlassian, without losing what matters. As an experienced Atlassian Platinum Solution Partner we plan, test, migrate, and support go-live.

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Enterprise-grade Atlassian Cloud migration partner backed by certifications


Recognition and expertise:
Double Platinum Partner (Solution and Marketplace)
Finalist for Atlassian Partner of the Year 2024–2025 (Emerging Markets)
Extensive experience with Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, and Assets
50+ Atlassian-certified professionals across all key products
Comprehensive support ecosystem:
Full-service offering covering audits, licensing, implementations, migrations, integrations, and custom app development
22,500+ app installations on the Atlassian Marketplace
More than 11 million end users supported globally

migrate to atlassian tools: what can we help you with?

What we move into Atlassian (and how)


Migrate work tracking into Jira from legacy project tools
Move issues, epics, sprints, comments, attachments, and links so teams can keep working without starting over.
Recreate fields, workflows, statuses, permissions, boards, and notifications so Jira behaves the way your teams expect.
Keep team knowledge into Confluence
Migrate spaces, pages, page trees, and key metadata so teams can find what they need in the new place.
Review macros, templates, and permissions so pages render correctly and access stays controlled.
Move support operations into Jira Service Management
Set up request types, portal pages, queues, SLAs, and automations so agents and customers get a cleaner support flow.
Migrate existing tickets (where needed) and rebuild reports so Support leaders keep visibility on volume and performance.
Switch from Jira Server/Data Center to Jira Cloud
Assess project complexity, apps, and custom workflows to confirm what can move as-is vs. what should be simplified.
Run test migrations, validate results (data + configuration), then execute a planned cutover with go-live support.
Migrate Confluence Server/Data Center to Confluence Cloud
Audit spaces and macros to identify items that won’t map 1:1 and plan replacements before the final move.
Perform pilot migrations for a few spaces, fix gaps, then migrate the full set with post-move validation.
Move source code and CI/CD workflows into Bitbucket
Migrate repositories, branches, tags, and permissions so teams can clone and ship code from day one.
Align branching and review practices (PR rules, approvals) and rebuild pipelines/workflows where applicable.
Rebuild reporting and planning
Recreate saved filters, dashboards, and key reports so leaders don’t lose visibility after the migration.
Rebuild plans (e.g., Advanced Roadmaps) and normalize fields so cross-team reporting stays consistent.
Set up secure access with Atlassian Access
Connect your identity provider for SSO and set policies like MFA so access is simpler for users and safer for IT.
Automate user provisioning with SCIM (where supported) and set group-based access so onboarding/offboarding is controlled.

what can you gain from migrating to atlassian tools

Results you can verify after go-live

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A written migration plan with scope, owners, risks, and rollback approach

A clear inventory of what will move (and what won’t), who approves decisions, and the timeline to get it done. A risk log plus rollback options so you’re not making critical changes without a safety net.
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Validated test migrations so the final move is predictable

One or more trial runs that reveal gaps early (missing fields, broken links, macro issues, permission mismatches). A validation checklist and results summary so stakeholders can sign off based on evidence, not hope.
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Clean, usable Jira and Confluence setups aligned to how teams work

Simplified workflows, standardized fields, and sensible permission schemes that reduce admin overhead. Templates and defaults (issue types, page templates, request forms) so teams start in a consistent, usable system.
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Reduced tool sprawl by consolidating work, knowledge, and support

Fewer duplicate systems and handoffs, so people don’t have to re-enter the same info in multiple places. Clear boundaries for where work lives (Jira), where knowledge lives (Confluence), and where support work runs (JSM).
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Safer access and governance

Role and group structure that’s easier to manage, with fewer “special case” permissions. Documented admin controls (who can create projects/spaces, app approvals, audit-friendly settings) so governance sticks.
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A trained internal admin team with runbooks and configuration documentation

Admin training focused on your setup: how to manage users, permissions, workflows, automation rules, and space/project structure. Practical runbooks for common tasks (new team onboarding, new project setup, permission requests, troubleshooting) so you’re not dependent on external help.
migrate to atlassian tools: how we work
Our migration process
Discovery & goals

Confirm what “done” means, who uses what, and what must move.

  • Includes: tool inventory, users/teams, critical workflows, constraints (security, timelines).
  • We need from you: stakeholders, access, and decision makers.
Readiness & design

Map data and workflows to Atlassian so it works after the move.

  • Includes: field/workflow mapping, permissions model, information architecture, app review.
  • We need: current configs, compliance requirements, identity approach (SSO / directories).
Plan & test migration

Run a pilot migration to validate approach and fix gaps early.

  • Includes: test run, data checks, exception list, cutover plan, comms plan.
  • We need: a pilot group and time for validation.
Build & configure

Configure Jira/Confluence/JSM for the target state (not a copy of old chaos).

  • Includes: projects/spaces, workflows, request types, automations, templates, dashboards.
  • We need: approvals on standard ways of working.
Cutover & go-live

Execute the migration with a controlled change window (as needed).

  • Includes: final migration run, smoke testing, user access checks, release notes.
  • We need: agreed cutover window and a go/no-go owner.
Hypercare & adoption

Support real users, fix issues fast, and hand over clean admin docs.

  • Includes: post-go-live support, training sessions, admin runbooks, backlog of improvements.
  • We need: feedback channel and support contacts.
how else deviniti can help you
Related Atlassian services

We plan, map, and migrate your data, workflows, and knowledge base to Jira Service Management.

Migrate boards, repositories, and wikis to Jira with full traceability and minimal downtime.

We migrate sites, pages, files, and permissions to Confluence with fixed links, verified hierarchies, and full QA.

We move Asana work into Jira with accurate data, rebuilt workflows, and clear structure.

We map fields, migrate ticket history, and rebuild workflows, forms, and SLAs so your agents keep working without disruption.

Transform your Rally environment into a clean Jira workspace. Recreate workflows, realign reports, and migrate every work item accurately.

We bring your Freshservice environment into JSM with precision: complete ticket history, recreated workflows, matching SLAs, and fully migrated requests.

Talk to us about migrating to Atlassian tools

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Head of Atlassian Services

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FAQ about migrating to Atlassian tools

  • How long does an Atlassian migration take?

    It depends on how much you’re moving and how customized your current tools are. Small moves can take a few weeks. Larger, app-heavy environments often take a few months because we plan, test, and validate before go-live.

  • Will we lose data or history?

    We plan the migration to keep the important data, like issues, comments, and attachments. We run test migrations and checks to spot gaps early. Some things don’t always map perfectly (like certain app data or older macro types), and we’ll call those out upfront.

  • What about Marketplace apps and custom integrations?

    We review every app and integration before we migrate. Then we pick the best path: replace it, reconfigure it, rebuild it, or retire it. You’ll get a clear list of what changes and what stays.

  • Can we migrate in phases by team or department?

    Yes. Many companies move team by team to reduce risk and avoid a “big bang” cutover. We set rules for how teams share projects, knowledge, and support queues during the transition.

  • What security options do we have?

    We can set up secure login (like SSO) and strong access rules (like MFA policies) when needed. We also design groups and permissions so people only see what they should. We’ll align the setup to your security and compliance needs.

  • Who owns the platform after go-live?

    Your team does. We hand over admin documentation and runbooks, and we train your admins on your setup. If you want, we can stay on as ongoing support, but you won’t be stuck without a plan.

  • Do you have security/compliance documentation we can use for vendor due diligence (audits, certifications, privacy)?

    Yes. Deviniti’s Trust Center provides downloadable security and compliance documentation for vendor due diligence, including:

    • ISO/IEC 27001 certificate (ISMS)
    • ISO/IEC 27017 certificate (cloud security controls guidance)
    • SOC 2 Type 1 report
    • Privacy & Security Overview
    • CAIQ Lite – Apps (Cloud Security Alliance questionnaire)
    • Cloud Hosting Locations & Data Residency Options
    • Information Security Policy (AUP)

    For GDPR due diligence, Deviniti provides a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) under GDPR Article 28. As a general rule, personal data processing takes place within the EU/EEA. Where international transfers are necessary, Deviniti uses lawful transfer mechanisms (e.g., EU adequacy decisions and Standard Contractual Clauses) with additional safeguards. For products that support it, you can also choose service delivery exclusively via infrastructure located in the EEA.