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See how a SaaS team connected Jira and Azure DevOps with Getint, eliminated duplicate tickets, saved time, and improved collaboration without changing tools.

Native integration refers to vendor-built connections between software applications that are configured directly inside a product and maintained as part of its core functionality. While native integrations offer fast time-to-value, reduced engineering effort, and strong ecosystem alignment, they also come with risks such as limited coverage, shallow functionality, reduced visibility, and vendor lock-in. This article explains how native integrations work under the hood, where they perform best, and why many organizations eventually complement them with third-party integration platforms to support complex, cross-vendor workflows and evolving business needs.

Data synchronization is essential for keeping information consistent across modern, distributed systems. This article explains how data synchronization works in practice, including common synchronization models and methods, the benefits for data accuracy and operations, and where syncing data often breaks down as systems scale. You’ll also learn how enterprise teams apply synchronization-driven integration to maintain reliable, up-to-date data across multiple tools and platforms.

A look back at Getint’s 2025: a 4.9 customer satisfaction rating, a new website, global presence, product evolution, and being Forge Ready for Atlassian’s cloud future.

Getint connectors are now built on Atlassian Forge. Learn what this means for security, cloud readiness, and long-term compatibility across Jira integrations.