The Three-Tab Test

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How many windows does it take to finish one Jira task? Open your browser history from yesterday, yes you, just the first hour after you sat down. Now ask yourself: how many tabs did it take to answer one project question?

If it was more than three, you’re not alone. But you might be making things harder than they need to be.

Where the time really goes One tab for Jira issues. One for the client spreadsheet. One for the budget. Then Slack. Then Confluence. By the time you’re back in Jira, the question you were trying to answer has changed.

The average user juggles 5–10 open tabs at once (PCWorld). Studies suggest productivity drops by up to 40% when you’re constantly toggling between contexts (InfiniteJS).

Tabs aren’t just clutter. They’re a tax on focus.

What if your tools actually worked together? Most teams run CRM and budget tools outside Jira. That’s where the chaos creeps in. But what if customer context, budget data, and Jira issues could live in one place?

That’s the idea behind the Three-Tab Test, and we wrote about it [here].

And we’re not just writing about it, we’re talking about it.

Join us on June 19 at 16:30 CEST for a practical, fast-paced online event: Because Projects Hate Silos

With speakers from:

• Avisi Apps (Dilara Erecek & Greta Gómez)
• Deiser (Claudia Cornet & Federico Baronti)
• Idalko (Mark de Bont)

We’ll show how CRM, cost tracking, and cloud setup can actually work together—all inside Jira.

📍 Registration link

Bring your questions. We’ll bring the tabs worth closing.

[Huwen Arnone _Deiser_]

This event seems to be useful for sales and marketing people 🧐 I'm looking forward to seeing how to run CRM and budgets within Jira Cloud 💡