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Smart suggested fields in Jira

Jira proposes field values while you create work items, based on existing field data. Atlassian lists it as coming soon, expected in Q4 2026, but its release note shows it already rolling out.

  • Coming soon · Q4 2026
  • Release note rolling out
See Atlassian's Cloud roadmap See the whole roadmap
Ahead of the roadmap The roadmap says coming soon for Q4 2026. The release note says rolling out. Smart field suggestions now available when you create work items See the release note's rollout

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What changed

  1. On the roadmap when Atlas Bench began tracking it

Atlas Bench began tracking Atlassian Cloud on 29 Oct 2026. Changes before that date are not in this history.

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L4

Agents and Automation

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L3

Governance and Change

Permission architecture, audit and compliance, ITSM and change control, change management, strategic reporting and budgets.

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L2

Platform and Migration

Migration of every kind, tool consolidation, licensing, standardization, the system of work.

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L1

Identity and Access

Human and non-human identity, SSO, SCIM, least privilege, access reviews, Guard cleanup, Agent SSO readiness.

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load-bearing, bottom to top

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