Fix website issues the way your team already works
The WebYes + Jira integration lets you push audit findings directly into Jira as tickets, so your team can action website problems without leaving the tools they already use.
Available on Pro and Enterprise plans
Set up in under 2 minutes
No engineering work needed. Connect your Jira workspace from the WebYes dashboard and start pushing issues straight away.




Everything you need to close the loop
The WebYes–Jira integration is built to remove the friction between finding an accessibility problem and fixing it.
Push selected issues to Jira
Choose which findings to send, individually or in bulk. Each ticket is created with the URL, issue description, and fix guidance already filled in.
Severity-to-priority mapping
WebYes severity levels map to Jira priority fields automatically. Critical becomes Blocker, High becomes Major, so your team knows what to tackle first.
Rich ticket context
Every ticket includes the page URL, issue description, the relevant WCAG criterion, and a step-by-step fix guide. Developers have everything they need without leaving Jira.
Smart deduplication
WebYes checks for existing tickets before creating new ones. The same issue on multiple pages becomes a single ticket with a page list, not duplicates.
Stay on top of ticket progress
Always know what your team has picked up, what’s in progress, and what’s still open, without switching between tools.
Focused, organised boards
Each organisation maps to its own Jira project, keeping issues neatly scoped by team. No cross-project noise, no manual sorting.
Live for Accessibility. More on the way.
The Jira integration is rolling out across all four WebYes modules. Push accessibility issues to Jira today, with SEO, Performance, and Quality support coming soon.
Accessibility
WCAG violations, contrast failures, missing alt text, keyboard navigation gaps.
SEO
Missing meta tags, broken links, canonical issues, and crawlability gaps.
Performance
Core Web Vitals failures, slow page loads, and reliability regressions.
Quality
Console errors, broken images, grammar problems, and content issues.