If you’ve invested in Atlassian, you’ve probably asked the hard question: are you getting the business value you expected? Somewhere between planning, approvals, and delivery, speed gets harder to hold on to, and the usual fixes cost you control.

You’ve likely experienced this in release cycles that slow down for reasons no one can clearly explain, or in reporting that takes longer to build than the decision it’s meant to inform.

At Nimble Evolution Experience (NEXP) 2026, Appfire is showing enterprise teams how to answer that question, not by adding another tool, but by getting more out of the platforms they already run.

About NEXP ’26

NEXP is Nimble Evolution’s flagship event for innovation, collaboration, technology, and digital transformation, and it’s become one of the most cross-functional rooms in the LATAM Atlassian ecosystem. Over three days in São Paulo, Sept. 23 to 25, 2026, NEXP brings together talks, technical sessions, real-world case studies, and networking built for people redefining how their organizations work.

More than 700 attendees are expected: developers, engineers, and software architects; managers, directors, and department heads; Product Owners, Agile coaches, and Scrum Masters; and marketing, HR, and student attendees exploring where the industry is headed. Attendees come from technology and IT consulting, financial services, retail and e-commerce, education, and healthcare, among other sectors.

If you want a read on where Atlassian adoption in Brazil and across Latin America is headed, this is the room to be in.

Visit the Appfire booth

Stop by to see what it looks like when your Atlassian apps do more of the work. The theme is simple: extend the apps you already run instead of layering on something new.

Our team will run live demos and answer questions about your setup, so bring the workflow problem you haven’t solved yet. Those are our favorite conversations!

The apps behind the work

Appfire’s booth demos focus on the apps built to close the gap between planning and delivery, organized around where teams tend to feel friction most.

For engineering and development teams, coordinating across disconnected tools eats hours that should go to shipping work, and limited visibility into dependencies makes it hard to see where delivery actually stalls. JMWE Standard and JSU automate the approvals, transitions, and notifications that used to need a person to push them along. JXL turns a bulk edit that took an afternoon into a few clicks, so your team spends less time on process and more time on the work itself.

For technology leaders balancing speed with governance, security, and compliance, visibility across planning, execution, and operations is often the missing piece, especially with pressure to adopt AI without adding organizational risk. Rich Filters and Advanced Tables surface what teams actually need instead of the default Jira view, and Dashboard Hub Pro brings reporting across projects, including data that lives outside Jira, into one place. Leaders stop chasing status updates and start seeing where delivery actually stands.

For product and Agile leaders, roadmaps drift from execution as priorities shift, and cross-functional coordination creates delays that are hard to see coming. The same visibility and automation apps that help engineering teams move faster give product and Agile leaders a clearer, shared view of what’s in motion, without an extra layer of manual tracking.

The idea across all three is the same: organizations don’t need more tools, they need to move more intelligently across the technology investments they already have.

Why it’s worth the visit

The pattern shows up everywhere in an enterprise environment: too much manual coordination, not enough visibility, and workflows that outgrow what a default setup can handle, all while the pressure to adopt AI responsibly keeps rising.

Appfire’s apps answer those problems directly, inside the Atlassian tools your team already knows, built with AI capabilities that improve visibility and speed without asking teams to give up the security, compliance, and control an enterprise environment requires. As the leading Atlassian Marketplace partner, trusted by more than 25,000 organizations worldwide, Appfire has spent years focused on one problem: helping teams turn the complexity of running platforms at scale into an advantage instead of overhead.

You won’t need to carve out extra time to see it in action. The booth is set up for exactly the kind of conversation that’s rare to find in a packed conference schedule: a direct look at your own setup, with someone who can speak to specifics instead of a generic pitch.

Visit the Appfire booth at NEXP ’26, September 23 to 25 in São Paulo, Brazil. Bring your hardest Jira question. We’ll look at it together.