Tracer / Scan
Scan a Jira export
Paste a Jira search export and get data-quality findings and a traceability status in seconds.
No credentials. Your export is not stored. Read this before you paste — it states exactly where your data goes.
- Where it is processed
- Not in this browser. What you paste or choose is sent over an encrypted HTTPS connection to the Tracer service and analyzed there.
- What is sent
- The export text, in full, as the body of one request. No account, no password, and no API token are sent with it.
- What is kept
- Nothing from the export. The public translation handler reads it once to produce findings, performs no store call, then releases it when the request ends. The separate, authenticated assessment route writes D1 references, not export content.
- What is recorded
- The request path, the response code, and how long the request took. No file name, issue key, issue text, person, project, or any part of the export reaches logs or analytics — on a failed scan as well as a successful one.
- What reads it
- Deterministic rules, run once. No AI model reads your data, and nothing you paste trains a model.
- Size limit
- An export over 2,000,000 characters is refused with a size message rather than trimmed to fit.
- Clearing results
- Findings exist only in this browser tab. Close or reload the page and they are gone; there is nothing on our side to delete.
What to bring
- Export the Jira search for the project you want to defend.
- Bring one test-results file in JUnit, CTRF, or OTLP form.
- Name one decision the team has to defend: a release review, an audit request, or a customer evidence question.
Accepted formats: Jira's enhanced search (/rest/api/3/search/jql) as one page with isLast: true, or as a token chain [{"request_token": null, "response": {…}}, {"request_token": "<previous nextPageToken>", "response": {…}}], or a complete legacy envelope with startAt, maxResults, and total.
A page with isLast: false and no following page, a bare array of pages, partial legacy pages, and metadata-free collections are refused. A tenant-authorized connector is not publicly available yet.
Get the export from Jira Cloud
Letters, digits and hyphens only. Tracer never receives a Jira credential: the link opens Jira in your own browser, signed in as you.
With a key such as PAY, the link opens the first page for that project, up to 100 work items. Without one, it opens the first page for all projects, created in the last 90 days, newest 100. Further pages must be included before you scan.
This link opens the first page: all projects, created in the last 90 days, newest 100.
Open this while logged in to Jira, select all, copy, paste below.
Or in Jira: Filters → Search work items → Export → CSV, then choose the file.