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For Atlassian Solution Partners

I am Bartosz Stankiewicz. I build three Atlassian Cloud apps, alone, under Stanki Guild sp. z o.o., a small Polish company in Elbląg. If you run Jira or Confluence projects for clients and one of these apps might fit, this page is how to reach me.

I do not send unsolicited e-mail to partners. So the first step is yours: write to support@stankiguild.com. It is the same address as our support page, and it reaches me.

All three are Forge apps for Atlassian Cloud. Data Center is not supported. None of them makes calls outside Atlassian; the trust page shows what each one can reach, read from its manifest.

Approval Flow for Jira adds required sign-offs to work items. A workflow validator blocks a transition until every required sign-off is in, and each decision goes into an audit trail you can export. It fits clients in regulated industries who need to show who approved a change or a release, and service desk teams: it works in Jira Service Management projects too. See the documentation.

Checklist Flow for Jira puts a checklist on a work item. Items marked Required block a transition, for example to Done, so the Definition of Done is enforced and not only written down. It fits IT service management teams that want a change or release checklist to hold up at the transition. See the documentation.

Attestation Flow for Confluence makes named people confirm that they read and understood a Confluence page. Each confirmation is tied to one page version, and readers are asked again when the page changes. It fits clients with a compliance duty: policies, procedures, work instructions. See the documentation.

A word of caution on compliance. The apps produce evidence of what people confirmed. They make no claim for 21 CFR Part 11, ISO 27001, NIS2 or SOC 2, and I do not have a SOC 2 report or an ISO 27001 certificate. Your client and their auditor decide what counts. The trust page lists this in full.

• Help with a client demo: set up a sample on your test site, or answer questions while you prepare.
• Answer technical questions from you or your client's admin, for example how a validator decides, what a permission is for, or how to move over from another app.
• Give you one named person to write to. That is me.
• On request, send a Marketplace promotion code for one or more of the apps, for your own use or a client test site. I decide this case by case. This is not a formal partner programme, there are no fixed discounts, and nothing here is a promise of a licence.

A site with up to 10 users has a licence at 0 USD, so a small demo site needs no code. The prices for larger sites are on the pricing page.

• Tell me which app, and what the client or the use case is, in a few sentences. No client names needed.
• Tell me what does not work or is missing. The apps are new. I would rather hear what is wrong than have you recommend them without trying.
• If you received a code, do not review the app on the Marketplace. Atlassian's Partner Agreement forbids reviewing your own app, and I keep the same rule for anyone I gave a licence to.

I do not expect exclusivity, a minimum number of clients or a mention anywhere.

E-mail support@stankiguild.com. Support hours are 09:00-17:00 Monday to Friday, Europe/Warsaw. Put "Solution Partner" in the subject so I can tell it apart from a support request. I will answer from the same address and use your message only to reply to you.

Company details are on the about page.