Fieldify - File Field and Attachment Custom Fields for Jira

Fieldify is a Jira Cloud app by Terano Apps that adds file and attachment custom fields to Jira and Jira Service Management. Each document gets its own named field with rules for allowed file types, maximum file count, and size per project, and uploads are validated against those rules. Fields can be made mandatory so Jira blocks creating, editing, or transitioning an issue until a file is attached, files can be collected on the JSM customer portal, PDFs, images, and spreadsheets can be previewed, and files can be searched in JQL by count, type, or name.

Appearances
13
Categories
1
First seen
21 September 2026
Latest
18 October 2026
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Recorded measurements

Published observations only. Missing dates are not zero, and points do not establish what happened between observations. Each source and unit is shown separately.

Atlassian Marketplace apps · installs

Atlassian Marketplace apps · 15 dated measurements

Latest value shown: 211 installs ·

Higher values appear higher on the chart. The scale covers the recorded values.

Atlassian Marketplace apps: installs recorded measurements15 dated points, 1 Sept 2026 to 18 Oct 2026. Values range from 120 to 211 installs. Higher values appear higher. Open the exact values and published evidence below for the data table. Dots are not connected; missing dates are not zero.1 Sept 2026: 120 installs14 Sept 2026: 126 installs20 Sept 2026: 136 installs23 Sept 2026: 140 installs28 Sept 2026: 142 installs29 Sept 2026: 146 installs30 Sept 2026: 156 installs1 Oct 2026: 160 installs4 Oct 2026: 164 installs6 Oct 2026: 175 installs9 Oct 2026: 176 installs10 Oct 2026: 185 installs11 Oct 2026: 198 installs17 Oct 2026: 202 installs18 Oct 2026: 211 installs
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Exact values and their published evidence
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“Measured on” uses the original observation date. “Published in” links to the edition that reported it; the dates may differ.

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13 appearances
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