Track Deployments

Vercel DevOps for Jira tracks deployments and displays them on Jira issues. When a commit message includes a Jira issue key, the app automatically links the resulting deployment to that issue.

How it works

  1. Connect a Vercel project — In a Jira project, open the Vercel DevOps for Jira app and connect one or more Vercel projects (Get Started guide).

  2. Reference an issue key in a commit message — When committing code, include a Jira issue key such as TEST-2 in the commit message:

Git commit message containing a Jira issue key

  1. Deployment appears on the issue — After the deployment completes, Vercel DevOps for Jira scans the commit messages and matches them to Jira issues. The deployment information is then displayed directly on the issue:

Deployment information displayed in the Jira issue panel

Deployment details

The issue panel shows key information about each deployment:

  • Environment — Whether the deployment targets production, preview, or development.
  • Status — The current deployment status (e.g. ready, building, error).
  • Timestamp — When the deployment was created.

You can view all deployments linked to an issue:

Latest deployments linked to the Jira issue

How matching works

The app scans commit messages in each deployment for Jira issue keys (e.g. TEST-2, PROJ-123). If an issue key matches a project connected through the app, the deployment is linked to that issue. This means you can reference multiple issues in a single commit message and the deployment will appear on all of them.