The products underneath the work.

Atlassian

What Atlas Bench does across the Atlassian estate: migration, service management, identity, portfolio reporting, and the agent work on top.

26 products

Product Collection

What Atlas Bench does with the Atlassian Product Collection: connecting discovery and feedback to the portfolio roll-up above them.

2 products

Service Collection

What Atlas Bench does with the Atlassian Service Collection: consolidating service management, assets, knowledge, and alerting onto one entitlement.

3 products

Software Collection

What Atlas Bench does with the Atlassian Software Collection: consolidating delivery, source, and service ownership under one access model.

5 products

Strategy Collection

What Atlas Bench does with the Atlassian Strategy Collection: standing up Focus and Talent, modeling value streams, and a portfolio roll-up kept live.

3 products

Teamwork Collection

What Atlas Bench does with the Atlassian Teamwork Collection: consolidating the core estate and standing up the identity layer it includes.

4 products

Okta

What Atlas Bench does across Okta: single sign-on, provisioning, governance, and bringing non-human identities into the same lifecycle as people.

10 products

AWS

What Atlas Bench does across AWS: the identity boundary, the audit trail, and the agent runtime alongside an Atlassian estate.

5 products

Microsoft Azure

What Atlas Bench does across Microsoft Azure: Entra as the directory of record, agent identity, and Azure DevOps as a migration source.

6 products

Anthropic

What Atlas Bench does across Anthropic: scoping what assistants reach, the connection layer, and the identity work underneath agent access.

4 products

Miro

What Atlas Bench does with Miro alongside an Atlassian estate: access review and consolidation of boards holding real work.

1 product

Assets

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Assets: schema design, synchronization from systems of record, and connecting assets to change control.

Atlassian Analytics

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Analytics: data modeling, traceable reporting, and the standardization that has to happen first.

Atlassian Government Cloud

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Government Cloud: identity, change control, and migration into a compliance-constrained environment.

Atlassian Isolated Cloud

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Isolated Cloud: establishing whether isolation is the actual requirement, and designing the estate it enables.

Atlassian Remote MCP Server

What Atlas Bench does with the Atlassian Remote MCP Server: scoping what external assistants can reach, and the identity work underneath it.

Bitbucket

What Atlas Bench does with Bitbucket: migration from other hosts, branch and access model design, and connecting code to change control.

Bitbucket Pipelines

What Atlas Bench does with Bitbucket Pipelines: migration from external build tooling and connecting deployments to change control.

Compass

What Atlas Bench does with Compass: cataloguing services, recording ownership, and connecting that ownership to identity and change control.

Confluence

What Atlas Bench does with Confluence: migration, space permission design, and the knowledge structure behind request deflection.

Customer Service Management

What Atlas Bench does with Customer Service Management: external requester models, portal design, and the identity work that external access requires.

DX

What Atlas Bench does with DX: connecting delivery measurement to the portfolio, and deciding what the data is used for.

Enterprise (Atlassian Cloud Enterprise)

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Cloud Enterprise: deciding whether the edition is warranted, and designing the multi-site and policy model it enables.

Feedback

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Feedback: connecting customer input to discovery and the portfolio above it.

Focus

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Focus: modeling focus areas to value streams, intake, and connecting delivery so the roll-up is live.

Forge

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Forge: custom applications and agents built inside the permission model you already govern.

Guard

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Guard: SSO, SCIM provisioning, authentication policy, permission design, and cleanup that makes the user count hold.

Jira

What Atlas Bench does with Jira: migration, standardization of workflows and fields, hierarchy design, and the permission model underneath.

Atlassian Align

What Atlas Bench does with Jira Align: deciding whether you need it, and building the hierarchy and data model that make a portfolio roll-up traceable.

Jira Product Discovery

What Atlas Bench does with Jira Product Discovery: connecting discovery to delivery and to the portfolio roll-up above it.

Jira Service Management

What Atlas Bench does with Jira Service Management: catalog rationalization, change control, assets and CMDB, identity, and consolidation on one platform.

Loom

What Atlas Bench does with Loom: adoption inside the estate, and the sharing and permission model that recordings require.

Rovo

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Rovo: scoping what it can reach, defining ownership for agents, and the permission work underneath.

Rovo Dev Agents

What Atlas Bench does with Rovo Dev Agents: permission scope, ownership, change control, and usage governance before agents run against production.

Talent

What Atlas Bench does with Atlassian Talent: standing up the workforce model alongside focus areas so capacity and priority sit together.

Teamwork Graph

What Atlas Bench does with the Atlassian Teamwork Graph: understanding what assistive capability can reach, and governing it at the identity layer.

Trello

What Atlas Bench does with Trello: consolidating boards into the governed estate, and the access questions that surface on the way.

Adaptive MFA

What Atlas Bench does with Okta Adaptive MFA: designing verification policy by population, starting with privileged access.

API Access Management

What Atlas Bench does with Okta API Access Management: inventorying machine callers and scoping the tokens they hold.

Cross App Access

What Atlas Bench does with Okta Cross App Access: replacing ad-hoc integration consent with policy the identity provider enforces.

Device Access

What Atlas Bench does with Okta Device Access: policy design and the exception paths that decide whether it survives contact with contractors.

Identity Governance

What Atlas Bench does with Okta Identity Governance: designing and running the access certification cycle that produces audit evidence.

Lifecycle Management

What Atlas Bench does with Okta Lifecycle Management: directory-driven provisioning so joiners, movers, and leavers change access automatically.

Okta for AI Agents

What Atlas Bench does with Okta for AI Agents: giving non-human identities an owner, a scope, and a lifecycle before an agent rollout.

Privileged Access

What Atlas Bench does with Okta Privileged Access: finding the privileged population and designing time-bounded elevation with a record.

Single Sign-On

What Atlas Bench does with Okta Single Sign-On: federating the whole estate so offboarding actually closes every path.

Universal Directory

What Atlas Bench does with Okta Universal Directory: attribute design that drives group membership and provisioning across the estate.

Amazon Bedrock

Amazon Bedrock agents and Atlassian: AgentCore Identity, OAuth grants to Atlassian's Remote MCP Server, and attributable actions, from Atlas Bench.

Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

What Atlas Bench does with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore: scoping agent runtimes, ownership, and the audit trail they produce.

AWS infrastructure

Atlassian Data Center on AWS: sizing, landing zone, migration runbooks, IAM Identity Center and CloudTrail tie-ins, and run-layer support from Atlas Bench.

AWS CloudTrail

What Atlas Bench does with AWS CloudTrail: configuring the evidence trail so actions by people and agents remain attributable.

IAM Identity Center

What Atlas Bench does with AWS IAM Identity Center: federating AWS access to one directory so reviews and offboarding cover it.

Microsoft Foundry

Microsoft Foundry agents and Atlassian: Entra Agent ID, Conditional Access for agents, and Copilot and Teams workflows that reach Jira and Confluence.

Azure DevOps

What Atlas Bench does with Azure DevOps: migrating work, code, and pipelines into the Atlassian estate with the access model redesigned.

Azure infrastructure

Atlassian on Azure: Entra ID sign-in and administration, Azure Policy guardrails, VM or AKS deployment, and migration out of Azure DevOps.

Azure Policy

What Atlas Bench does with Azure Policy: turning a written standard into enforced guardrails that produce evidence continuously.

Microsoft Entra Agent ID

What Atlas Bench does with Microsoft Entra Agent ID: agent identity in the directory of record, with scope, ownership, and review.

Microsoft Entra ID

What Atlas Bench does with Microsoft Entra ID: making it authoritative across the Atlassian estate, with group design and access reviews.

Claude Code

What Atlas Bench does around Claude Code: branch protection consistency and the credential boundary an agentic coding tool inherits.

Claude Developer Platform

What Atlas Bench does around the Claude Developer Platform: scoping integration identities and building inside the permission model.

Claude for Enterprise

What Atlas Bench does with Claude for Enterprise: scoping connected systems, connection policy, and the evidence a review will ask for.

Model Context Protocol

What Atlas Bench does with the Model Context Protocol: scoping what assistants can reach and governing the identity behind the connection.

Miro

What Atlas Bench does with Miro alongside an Atlassian estate: access review and consolidation of boards holding real work.