# Jira Issue Links on page

Confluence is a fantastic product in itself. However, it is best accompanied by Jira. Most teams use both products to exploit their benefits. For these teams, it is common to link Jira issues and Confluence pages.

The Issue Links panel reveals the issues which have been linked from a page. The issues can then be opened easily.

<figure><img src="/files/lchZ2oRXJ6QpiDmx6dgJ" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Track linked issues from pages</p></figcaption></figure>

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Due to the current limitations of the Atlassian Forge platform, it is only possible to find the issue links which have been placed on the pages. Links built from Jira to Confluence, will not show up here.

Furthermore, these limitations prevent the app from pulling more issue details from the Jira systems like status, subject, etc.&#x20;
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