Fruition runs structured Jira-to-monday.com migrations across Australia, the UK, and the US — as the rare partner certified on both platforms, with the Givergy case study to prove the playbook.
Our approach
Atlassian consulting practice plus monday.com Platinum status means we map Jira concepts to monday architecture correctly — epics, sprints, components, and custom fields all land somewhere sensible.
Issues, comments, attachments, and status history migrate with integrity — because losing three years of context is how migrations get reversed.
Migration is the moment to fix process debt. We rebuild automation on monday-native patterns rather than replicating Jira’s workarounds.
The playbook
Full Jira inventory: projects, workflows, custom fields, plugins, integrations. Mapping document to monday architecture with gap analysis.
monday workspace, board, and automation architecture built and validated with pilot team data.
Staged data migration with parallel-run validation. GitHub integration cutover for dev teams — the Givergy pattern.
Role-based training, hypercare support, and Jira decommission planning.
Geographic coverage
Sydney · Singapore · India
Headquartered at 12/64 York Street, Sydney. Serving Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and India with APP and PDPA-aligned delivery.
London
London delivery centre serving the UK, Ireland, and EU. UK GDPR and EU AI Act-aware frameworks as standard.
New York
New York delivery centre serving all 50 states and Canada with SOC 2, HIPAA, and CCPA/CPRA-aware overlays.
Who leads it
Josh Jebathilak · Managing Director
Josh Jebathilak, Managing Director, spent six years at monday.com before founding Fruition and has led over 500 implementations across work platforms and AI systems in financial services, healthcare, construction, professional services, and government.
The consultant who scopes your engagement is the consultant who delivers it.
FAQ
The recurring drivers: cross-functional visibility (business teams can’t or won’t use Jira), admin overhead, licence cost at scale, and configuration debt. Teams keeping deep dev-tool dependencies sometimes keep Jira for engineering and integrate — Fruition advises which pattern fits before any migration starts.
Yes — issues, comments, attachments, and status history migrate through Fruition’s staged process. Some Jira-specific constructs (complex workflow conditions, certain plugin data) are rebuilt rather than copied; the audit phase documents exactly what maps where.
Typically 6–8 weeks for a multi-team migration: two weeks audit and mapping, two weeks structure build, two weeks staged migration and validation, and one to two weeks training and cutover. Single-team moves run faster.
Givergy moved from Jira and BitBucket silos to monday Dev with GitHub integration — automated branch tracking, unified multi-repository visibility, and role-based dashboards giving developers, QA, and management customised views of one source of truth.
Fruition Jira to monday migration engagements start at AUD $15,000 for a structured initial phase, with fixed-fee pricing published per phase. Mid-scope projects are quoted after a scoping call. We serve Australia (AUD), the UK (GBP), and the US (USD) with local pricing in each region.
Fruition delivers from Sydney (headquarters, serving APAC including Singapore and India), London (UK and Europe), and New York (US and Canada). Engagements are delivered remotely as standard, with optional on-site workshops in each region.
Fruition is practitioner-led: the person who scopes your engagement is the person who delivers it. We publish fixed fees, hold 500+ implementations of delivery history, and are certified partners across monday.com (Platinum), Atlassian, HubSpot, and the major AI platforms — so recommendations are cross-platform and honest.
Yes. All Fruition services are delivered remotely as standard across Australia, the UK, and the US, with optional on-site workshop weeks in Sydney, London, and New York.
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