For Product Managers
Orbis handles ticket drafting, edge case review, and documentation so you spend your time on the decisions only you can make.
Where a PM's week goes
Writing tickets that engineers have to rewrite before they can start
Answering "what does this feature do?" in Slack. Repeatedly.
Chasing down edge cases in review that should have been in the ticket
Updating product documentation that was accurate 6 months ago
Figuring out who should pick up the next ticket based on gut feel
None of that is product work. It's the overhead around product work. Orbis takes all of it off your plate.
Describe what you need in plain English. Orbis reads your board (epics, team, stack) and drafts a full ticket: title, acceptance criteria, edge cases, story points, assignee. One click pushes it to your backlog.
Every draft flags edge cases and open questions specific to your tech stack. What reaches engineering is already answered. No 3-day review cycles, no "what about X?" comments after the sprint starts.
Assignee recommendations are based on skill match, velocity history, and current workload. Not just who is available. You see the reasoning before you decide.
Every ticket that moves to Done rewrites the relevant section of your product guide. Your team always has an accurate picture of what's in production. You didn't write a word of it.
PMs spend hours each week writing tickets, updating docs, and chasing down edge cases. Orbis handles that in minutes. The time doesn't disappear. It moves.
More customer interviews
Understand problems better before you spec solutions
Deeper prioritization work
Spend time on the tradeoffs that actually shape the product
Faster shipping cycles
Less review back-and-forth means engineering starts sooner
Under 5 minutes. Create an account, paste your JIRA base URL and API key, define your tech stack in a short form, and Orbis reads your board. Your first draft is ready in under 30 seconds from there.
Yes. You can connect multiple JIRA boards and switch between them from the sidebar. Each board has fully isolated context: epics, team, tech stack, and product guide are separate per board.
All drafts are fully editable before they push to JIRA. Orbis is a starting point, not a final decision. You review, adjust, and push. Same as any draft.
No. Orbis connects to the specific project you choose when setting up a board. It only reads the epics, team members, and ticket history for that project.
No card required. Works with your existing JIRA.
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