Having Rovo AI agents on your team is a game-changer—more power, more productivity, without the overhead. Let's look at how Rovo AI agents are augmenting everyday tasks and changing the way leading technology organisations get work done.
Repetitive tasks taken care of
"Busywork" can slow teams down, cause technostress, and impact morale. Work like creating tickets and documentation, updating statuses and generating reports, and structuring messy insights into usable outputs. Luckily, Rovo was built for this type of manual work. By automating repetitive tasks, your engineers, PMs, and ops teams can regain hours previously spent on admin and put them to use better.
Rovo in action
Let's say one of your product managers attends a stakeholder meeting, then drafts a feature outline in Confluence. Rather than spending hours breaking it down into tickets, Rovo analyses the page instantly, generates epics, stories, and subtasks in Jira, and even pre-fills acceptance criteria and descriptions.
All the insights at your fingertips
When your data is spread across different tools and in different formats, it can be hard to get a handle on what's really going on. And when people leave the organisation, often their knowledge goes with them. In our
report, 60% of respondents said they feared knowledge loss when people leave.
Luckily, Rovo can not only pull information together but also, with the Teamwork graph, give you context across the Atlassian tools. Even after a team member has left, you can chat with Rovo about past work to ask questions or clarify knowledge gaps. This reduces the stress and fear of losing information.
Times are busy, and teams are under a lot of pressure to find the right answers or documents at the right time to act with confidence in decision-making. Rovo makes light work of this, pulling context from Jira, Confluence, Loom, and elsewhere. It surfaces the relevant knowledge the moment you need it, saving you search time and stress. And it provides accessible summaries rather than overwhelming you with raw data. It speeds up decision-making, and those decisions are based on the full picture rather than partial information.
Rovo in action
Another example is custom agents supporting the C-level in determining the right level of detail for initiative summaries.
Your CTO needs a quick overview of how a strategic initiative is progressing. Normally, they'd have to dig through tools to find the insights, but now they've got Rovo. Rovo pulls updates from Jira on delivery progress, connects those with documentation in Confluence, and surfaces relevant Loom updates from different teams. The CTO gets a concise summary outlining key risks and blockers, and demonstrating overall progress against your goals.
Information on where you are, without the need to switch tools
Constant context switching between tools is a major contributor to technostress and disengagement.
Our research showed that 43% of people experience stress because of too many platforms and notifications.
Without Rovo, your people are forced to jump between tools, tabs, and documents to find what they need when they need it. So, cutting down context switching is a no-brainer. Rovo does exactly that. It brings search, chat and supportive agents into one interface—no more jumping between tools. Your teams can go from. Rovo brings search, chat, and actions into one interface, connecting work across Jira, Confluence, and Loom seamlessly. Your teams can go from question to answer to action in a single flow. They're more powerful, more productive, and probably happier as a result, too.
Rovo in action
Your PM records an asynchronous update for the wider team using Loom. While everyone can still watch the full recording, Rovo automatically adds a written summary, making it easier to grasp the key takeaways. It also summarises its content automatically. It also identifies any action items and creates corresponding Jira tickets for the team. No one needs to take notes or manually create tasks either.