Atlassian Investor Relations Material

Atlassian Corporation is an Australian company that develops software products for developers, project managers, and production teams. The company's portfolio includes Jira, an issue-tracking and project management tool, and Confluence, a team collaboration and wiki product. Atlassian's products enable collaboration and improve workflow management in both software development and various business project environments. Atlassian has dual global headquarters in both Sydney, Australia, and San Francisco, California. Its shares are traded on the Nasdaq.

Atlassian was founded in 2002 by Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar in Sydney, Australia. Starting with an initial investment of $10,000 on credit cards, the company aimed to create affordable software for the burgeoning number of software developers. Atlassian's first product, Jira, was released in 2002 as an issue-tracking tool for software teams and the company’s second product, Confluence, followed in 2004. The company rapidly saw adoption of its products across the industry, and growth was both organic and fueled by larger acquisitions of other companies in the industry.

Atlassian anchors its suite of products with Jira and Confluence, two robust tools aimed at improving team productivity and project transparency. Jira, the cornerstone of Atlassian's offerings, provides teams with a powerful project management platform. It enables issue tracking, allowing users to report and monitor bugs, tasks, and feature requests, making it a valuable tool for software development teams and project managers. Jira's customizable workflows enable teams to move projects forward from conception to launch in a way that suits the team. Complementing Jira, Confluence acts as a collaborative content creation and management space. It provides an intuitive workspace where teams can create, share, and organize documentation, meeting notes, and project plans. Besides these two aforementioned products, the company also provides the services Bitbucket and Trello.

Atlassian operates a subscription-based business model, offering a tiered pricing strategy that caters to everything from small startups to large enterprises. The company provides free, limited versions of its core products, with the option to upgrade to a paid version with additional features. Revenue is generated through monthly or annual subscriptions, with additional services and add-ons available for purchase.