Connect AI research to Figma, Jira, and your team workflows

Connect Versive and Jira through MCP in Claude or ChatGPT, alongside Figma testing, Slack notifications, and research exports.

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Versive fits into the tools product teams already use. Test Figma designs with real participants or AI personas, get Slack alerts when responses arrive, and turn findings into Jira issues through an AI agent.

Integrations at a glance

ToolWhat you can do
FigmaRun prototype tasks with real participants, or test prototypes with AI personas
JiraCreate issues from research findings in Claude or ChatGPT, using Versive MCP and Atlassian MCP
Slack and emailGet notified when interviews are completed
Claude and ChatGPTBuild studies and analyze results through the Versive MCP server
Your own systemsAutomate workflows with the REST API and webhooks

Figma

Paste a Figma prototype link into a Prototype Task, and participants click through it inside the study. Versive tracks the screens they visit and whether they reach your goal screen, and an AI Question afterward asks what got in their way. See AI-moderated usability testing.

Published Figma Make apps are websites, so test them with a Website Task.

To get feedback before recruiting anyone, test the prototype with AI personas. You can import prototypes by link or through the Versive Figma plugin.

Jira, through Claude or ChatGPT

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets an AI agent use several services in the same conversation. Connect Versive and Jira to one agent, and it can read your research and create issues from it:

  1. Connect Versive in Claude or ChatGPT using the Versive MCP setup guide.
  2. Connect Jira through Atlassian's MCP server.
  3. Ask for the issues. For example:

Read the findings from my onboarding study in Versive. Draft a Jira issue in project PRODUCT for each of the three most actionable usability problems, with the supporting evidence and a suggested fix. Show me the drafts before creating them.

The agent pulls the findings from Versive and drafts the issues. Review the drafts, then ask it to create the ones you want in Jira. The same approach works for adding new evidence to an existing issue.

A good research-backed issue names the problem, how many participants ran into it, a supporting quote or link to the study, and the proposed next step.

Slack notifications

In a study's notification settings, add a Slack incoming webhook to post to a channel each time an interview is completed. It's an easy way to keep the team watching while a pilot runs. Email notifications are available too.

API and webhooks

For automated workflows, the Enterprise plan includes the REST API. Versive can also set up an organization-level webhook that fires whenever an interview is completed, so your own systems can pick up new research as it arrives.

Frequently asked questions

Does Versive integrate with Figma?

Yes. Real participants can complete tasks on a Figma prototype inside a study, and AI personas can test Figma prototypes before you recruit anyone, including through the Versive Figma plugin.

Can Versive create Jira issues?

Yes, through an AI agent. Connect the Versive and Atlassian MCP servers to the same agent in Claude or ChatGPT, then ask it to turn your research findings into Jira issues. Versive does not have a native Jira connector.

Can Versive send notifications to Slack?

Yes. Versive can post to a Slack channel each time an interview is completed. Email notifications are available too.

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