Integrations

Extend SimpleREQ with Seamless Connections

SimpleREQ doesn’t stop at generating beautiful requirement documents, it connects directly to the tools your team already uses.
With our integrations, your finalized specification isn’t just a static PDF. It can instantly become a Jira project, ready for developers to pick up and start working on. Your PDF will be ready to export to JIRA project. If you don’t know what is JIRA, no worries, your programmers will tell you.

This page explains how integrations work, what’s available today, and how to get started.

Why Integrations matter

Most software projects fail not because of bad code, but because of unclear requirements.
SimpleREQ bridges this gap by ensuring your approved specification automatically flows into your project management tool.

With integrations, you can:

• Export your requirements to Jira with one click.
• Deliver clean, PDF documents to clients or stakeholders.
• Eliminate copy-paste errors between analysts and developers.
• Keep your documentation, projects, and feedback all synchronized.

Think of it like this:

Your PDF is the snapshot of your vision.
Your Jira project is the engine that turns it into reality

Supported Integrations

Native Integrations

Upcoming / Planned

• Slack notifications for document approvals
• Microsoft Teams alerts for new requirements
• GitHub Issues synchronization
• REST API + Webhooks for custom integrations
• Confluence integration
• Figma integration
• Full bi-directional Jira integration
• Vibecoding agents integrations

How Jira Integration Works

When you finalize your simpleREQ document, you can export it directly into Jira as a fully structured project. This is normally a programmer part so please do consult it how to best deliver the structured simpleREQ PDF to them. Either you or them can upload it to JIRA environment. 

Does it sound complex and you want to quit before you started. Don’t it is quite simple, with your PDF in your hand you just saved 20 days of programming by your software developer and this usually costs $6000. Also, with the total sum of programming hours or man days you can be sure the projects won’t take longer and should be part of the signed contracts. If programmers want to manually inflate your project (yes this happens often, ask them where as it is calculated precisely)