Does Jira Cloud "terms and use" are the same as any plugin made by Atlassian?

[Ronald Andrade]

Can you please clarify if the terms of service in my current Atlassian Cloud contract include or if there is an addendum that covers the use of Atlassian developed plugins that are available in the Marketplace?

We want to use Jira Cloud for Google Sheets (Official) | Atlassian Marketplace in with our corporate accounts.

[Tomislav Tobijas]

Hi @Ronald Andrade ,

...the terms of service in my current Atlassian Cloud contract include or if there is an addendum...

What contract are we here talking about? Are you an end user, or do you have some specific contracts with some of the partners?

As for addendums related to Atlassian Marketplace, generally, you can always install Markeplace apps and pretty much all of them follow official policies related to trust and security. Each app/vendor should add relevant documentation to their listing about app usage and their terms and conditions (e.g., this).

As you've mentioned, the official app - Jira Cloud for Google Sheets is developed and maintained by Atlassian, so it's considered that they follow the same policies/principles as for their main products/app such as Jira, Confluence...

In the end, it really depends on the requirements of the organization that will use a specific Marketplace app. Trust and security are usually the main topics when it comes to the installation of third-party apps (at least here in the EU).

Cheers,
Tobi

[Lucas Modzelewski _Lumo_]

Based on "Privacy and Security" tab of the mentioned app:

This app is owned and maintained by Atlassian

Atlassian-owned apps follow Atlassian's privacy and security policies. You can find more information on the policies at the Trust Center and in the Atlassian Customer DPA.