This article details the data that is stored in our database. In general, we don’t store actual content from your system(s), but only metadata, settings, etc.
Metadata
To associate the different entities (like issues & chats) with one another, we store certain kinds of metadata - mostly mappings between two kinds of entities. A few examples include the following - in case you are interested in a full list, please reach out.
Example #1 - User mapping
When you login with Jira & Microsoft Teams in our app, we’ll associate the two account with another. This is necessary, so we can impersonate you correctly, e.g. when posting a reply in a chat from Jira, or when creating a Jira issue from Microsoft Teams. An example dataset looks something like this:
Jira instance | Jira user | Microsoft instance | Microsoft user |
|---|---|---|---|
your-instance.atlassian.net | bc62ee3e-978f-460c-b848-f1c878363d64 | 0e3419f7-4c4d-47e7-b98a-7b9b9de02b80 | 0c60ce18-654d-441a-badf-14404098f38e |
Example #2 - Issue / chat mapping
When you create a new chat from Jira, the chat will show up in the issue. To make this work, we store a link between these two entities, which looks somewhat like this:
Jira instance | Jira issue | Jira user | Teams chat id |
|---|---|---|---|
your-instance.atlassian.net | 10045 | 5f344aaa58ea7b00705b8bb2 | 19:91571ee8ad174aefaccd2e4605d87a24@thread.v2 |
Again, this is not an exhaustive or complete list, but metadata means, no actual PII or OII content is stored, just identifiers.
User, project & instance settings
When a user or an administrator changes a setting (e.g. appearance of the app), we persist this choice in our database as well. This looks something like this:
Jira instance | Setting name | Setting value |
|---|---|---|
your-instance.atlassian.net | appearance |
|
Access tokens or similar
To be able to bi-directionally access Jira & Microsoft Teams, we store access tokens in our database. These tokens are encrypted at rest and additionally at application level. Our employees have at no time access to either your Jira or Microsoft Teams content, and every access to the secret storage is only allowed for certain core employees and fully logged and monitored. Please also refer to our Security & Privacy docs.