How it works
A round trip for Assets data: export to Excel, review or bulk-edit it there, then import the changes back — with a dry run before anything is written.
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Open it from Jira Service Management
The app runs inside Jira as an Atlassian Forge app, so there is nothing to install locally and no separate login. It respects your existing Jira permissions.
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Export an Assets schema or object type
Click Export to Excel. Unlike the standard Assets export, every attribute comes through intact — including the custom ones that normally get dropped — and there is no imposed row cap.
Pick a schema and object type, or write AQL directly — then choose which attributes become Excel columns. -
Edit the workbook wherever you like
Bulk-edit in Excel, hand it to someone for review, or reconcile it against another system. The workbook is a normal styled
.xlsx, not a fragile export format. -
Import back, after a dry run
Click Import updates and map your columns. The dry run shows every change as a diff before anything is committed, so you approve the result rather than discovering it. Workbook generation and parsing both happen in your browser — object data never leaves Atlassian's context.
What you need before you start
- Jira Service Management with Assets, and permission to view the objects you export.
- Permission to edit those objects if you intend to import changes back.
- Excel or any tool that reads .xlsx — nothing else to install.