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See your Jira backlog as a story map.
Arrange issues along the user journey and plan sprints and releases without leaving Jira.
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✓ Built on Forge ✓ Plan sprints & releases ✓ Multiple maps per project ✓ Changes stay in Jira
Two editions
Story Maps for Jira or Advanced Story Maps?
Both editions run in your Jira project and write straight to Jira issues. The difference is how much planning structure you need.
For focused product teams
Story Maps for Jira
The core story mapping experience, rebuilt on Forge for visual planning in a Jira Software project.
- ✓ Multiple maps per project
- ✓ Sprint swimlanes
- ✓ Release swimlanes
- ✓ Epics and Jira issues
- ✓ Jira stays the source of truth
- ✓ Runs inside Jira
For complex planning environments
Advanced Story Maps
Extend the map with portfolio-grade planning tools for custom processes, timeframes, and strategic context.
- ✓ Everything in Story Maps for Jira
- ✓ Custom swimlanes
- ✓ Iteration planning
- ✓ Goal connections
- ✓ PNG export
- ✓ Admin configuration
Why story mapping
The map shows the work in the order a user experiences it.
Trade-offs happen on the map
The user journey sits above the backlog, so missing work and uneven steps show up while you can still react to them.
One view for the whole team
Product, design, and delivery work from the same picture of scope across stories, sprints, and releases.
Jira stays the source of truth
The map reads issues, links, sprints, and releases from Jira, so planning and execution never drift apart.
Open your backlog as a story map.
Import the issues you have, agree on what belongs in the next release, and leave the rest for later.