Atlassian Corporation Pty Ltd.

Atlassian US, Inc.

Michael Ruflin

Joshua Hansen

Edward Zhang

Adam Hynes

Brad Baker

Clement Capiaux

Jeremey Llewellyn Barrett

Christopher Owen

Clément Capiaux

Metin Takak

Halit Okumuş

Ümit Ulusoy

Ola Melin

Andrew Vernon

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide for generating, updating, and/or otherwise managing an assent management system and its associated objects. An example embodiment is configured for accessing an asset management repository comprising a plurality of object type identifier nodes and a plurality of object attribute identifier nodes configured in a directed graph structure; receiving an object query comprising a selected object type identifier; traversing the directed graph structure to return a selected object type schema comprising an object attribute identifier node subset associated with the selected object type identifier; and outputting a selected object type interface component based on the selected object type schema for rendering to the object types registry interface.

Apparatuses, methods, and computer-program products for generating and updating object types across multiple schemas

Described herein is a computer implemented method for confirming the completion of an onboarding setup item of an IT Service Management (ITSM) system. The system comprises a first software platform, a second software platform and an intermediary onboarding platform operatively associated with a database for storing a state of the setup item, the setup item being associated with at least one of the first and second software platforms. The method comprises receiving input data associated with at least one of the first and second software platforms; querying the received input data against completion criteria that is dependent on a predetermined item type; updating a state of the setup item; and displaying a visual indication of confirmation of the completion of the setup item.

Systems and computer implemented methods for integrating software platforms

A computer-implemented method is disclosed. The method comprises receiving a notification from a job scheduler that an execution time for a job registered with the job scheduler is at or before a first time being a current time. The method also comprises identifying, in response to receiving the notification, at least one task from a task data structure with a target runtime that is at or before the first time. The task data structure stores task data for one or more tasks received from one or more client computers, and the task data associates each of the one or more tasks with a target runtime. The method further comprises initiating execution for each of the at least one task and determining whether there is a specific task from the task data structure with a specific target runtime after the first time. In addition, the method comprises in response to determining that there is a specific task from the task data structure with a specific target runtime after the first time, registering a future job with the job scheduler with a runtime that is at or about the specific target runtime.

Systems and methods for task scheduling

Disclosed herein is a computer implemented method for scheduling a new task. The method comprises: receiving task data in respect of the new task, the task data comprising at least information enabling the new task to be uniquely identified and a target runtime for the new task; recording the received task data in a data structure and determining if a new job needs to be registered with an underlying job scheduler.

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Michael Ruflin