For Jira Cloud teams that use GitHub

“Connected” is not the same as “in sync”.

Sync Sentinel checks the GitHub to Jira sync independently of the connector. It keeps a ledger of every commit, branch, pull request and deployment, shows what Jira is missing and why, and repairs it with a scoped, idempotent replay, without disconnecting your production integration.

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Preflight checks with evidence

Token or GitHub App validity, every read permission, repository access, rate limits, webhook deliveries on both sides and Jira's Development field, each with a concrete fix.

Expected vs. observed ledger

A durable per-repository record of what GitHub produced, compared per issue with what Jira shows: commits, branches, pull requests and deployment environments.

Diagnoses, not guesses

Missing permissions, unregistered repositories, wrong webhook secrets, webhook gaps, lag, invalid or lower-case issue keys, missing deployments and history that GitHub no longer returns.

Scoped, idempotent repair

Replay one repository for a bounded period, dry run first, publish only what Jira misses through Sync Sentinel's own provider, confirm by read-back. No workflow transitions, no disconnect.

Alerts that matter

Thresholds for event lag, webhook failures and missing artifacts, sent to Slack or by e-mail through Jira notifications, with a cool-down.

Change-management ready

Every connection change, replay, alert and setting is in an append-only audit log; share a read-only report link with reviewers.