Expiry Tracker keeps your SSL certificates, domains, licenses and contracts in Jira, and opens an issue for the right owner 60, 30 and 7 days before anything expires.
Free for teams of up to 10 users · Works on Jira Standard · No Assets needed
Certificates lapse, domains drop, licenses run out and contracts renew themselves. Most teams find out too late. Expiry Tracker turns each date into a Jira issue while there is still time.
Reminders arrive where your team already works: one issue per reminder in the project you choose, assigned to the item's owner. Never duplicates.
Domain expiry dates come from the registry. Certificate dates come from a tiny open-source agent on your network, so internal hosts work too.
If a lookup fails you see why next to the item. If an issue cannot be created it is retried the next day. If the agent goes quiet you get an issue about that as well.
Set it up in a few minutes. After that it runs once a day on its own.
A name, an owner, and a host, a domain or a date. Optionally vendor, cost and a note.
A Jira administrator picks the project, the issue type and how many days ahead to remind.
The owner gets an issue before the date. When the item is renewed, the reminders start over for the new date.
Billed through the Atlassian Marketplace together with your Jira subscription.
Expiry Tracker runs on Atlassian Forge and stores its data in Forge storage for your site. We run no servers that receive it, and we use no analytics or tracking. The only thing that leaves Atlassian is a domain name, sent to that domain's registry to read its expiry date. Privacy policy · Security
Expiry Tracker