What you need to know about Atlassian Compass end-of-sale
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What you need to know about Atlassian Compass end-of-sale
Philip Papp
Published on 14 April 2026
3 min read
Philip Papp
Published on 14 April 2026
3 min read
Atlassian's Compass reaches end-of-sale May 2026. If your organisation uses or plans to adopt Compass, find out what's changing and what your next steps should be.
Atlassian has announced that Compass will reach end-of-sale on 13 May 2026, with renewals ending on 31 December 2026 and product support concluding by December 2027. If your organisation is currently using Compass, or you've been considering adopting it, now is the time to understand what's changing, why, and what your next steps should be.
What's changing, and why?
Atlassian is consolidating all software component tracking and health features into DX Fabric. The move is designed to give engineering teams a single, centralised place to measure and track developer and AI productivity, improve software health, and build AI readiness.
In other words, the capabilities that Compass delivered (software component tracking, service health scorecards, and catalog management) aren't disappearing. They're being consolidated and expanded within DX Fabric, which Atlassian is positioning as the future of developer experience measurement.
Key dates to know
| Date | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 13 April 2026 | Public announcement to customers about end-of-sale and transition to DX |
| 13 May 2026 | Compass end-of-sale – no new entitlements can be purchased |
| 31 December 2026 | Compass end-of-renewals – existing contracts cannot be renewed beyond this date |
| June–December 2027 | Compass end-of-support |
What this means if you're a Compass customer
This evolution follows other recent portfolio changes, such as the OpsGenie End-of-Life (EOL), during which customers were directed toward solutions like Compass or Jira Service Management (JSM).
If you're now an active Compass user, you can continue using the product until either the end of support or the end of your contract, whichever comes first. However, Atlassian is strongly encouraging all Compass customers to migrate to DX, which will be the sole Atlassian platform offering catalog, scorecard, and productivity metric features going forward.
While DX is Atlassian's strongly recommended destination, it isn't the only option. For teams whose Compass usage is centred on alerts, on-call schedules, and incident response, migrating those capabilities to Jira Service Management is also a supported path. And if neither DX nor JSM feels like the right fit, there may be other solutions worth exploring, something we're happy to work through with you.
How Adaptavist can help
As an Atlassian Triple Platinum Solution partner, Adaptavist has deep expertise across the full Atlassian portfolio, including the tooling, services, and ecosystem connections that sit around it. We've helped some of the world's most complex enterprises activate and optimise their Atlassian investments, and we're well placed to guide you through this transition.
We will work with you to assess your current Compass usage and design a tailored migration plan that aligns with your engineering workflows and DevOps strategy. We won't just plan the transition, we'll help you embed new ways of working. Our team offers expert migration and implementation services, and partners with best-in-class technology providers, ensuring your toolset meets your team's needs and delivers business outcomes.
Whether you need help assessing your current Compass usage, migrating to DX Fabric, transitioning your operations capabilities to Jira Service Management, exploring our own platform Venue.sh as an alternative, or considering other options entirely, we're here to support you every step of the way. There is no one-size-fits-all answer here, and we'll work with you to find the right path for your organisation.
Find out more
This change is part of a bigger story about Atlassian's Software Collection and how Adaptavist helps organisations get the most from it.
Written by
Senior Strategic Advisor
Philip Papp is a DevOps leader combining deep technical expertise with strategic leadership across AWS and Kubernetes. With 8+ years of experience, he helps organisations build secure cloud platforms, lead high-performing teams, and modernise their infrastructure.