Cenqua Acquired by Atlassian

1 August, 2007: Today we’re announcing the acquisition of Cenqua! There is a lot of synergy and similarities between Cenqua and Atlassian, from our business models to the philosophy behind our development, so the merging of the two companies makes a lot of sense. While plugins already exist to connect JIRA and FishEye and Bamboo and Clover, we will be building tighter integrations between all the products.

For the Cenqua customers, your licenses and maintenance agreements remain the same, but now you also have access to Atlassian’s extensive Support and Services teams. In the next few weeks, Cenqua’s product documentation and forums will be migrated to Atlassian’s website, and starting today you can purchase FishEye, Clover, and Crucible here.

More info

• Atlassian Press Release
• FAQ for Customers

Contacts

• Customers can reach us here.
• Media inquiries should be directed here.
• Support, Forums and Documentation for Cenqua products are accessible through Atlassian Support.

Welcome to the New Cenqua Website

Today we are finally taking the wraps off our new-look website. We hope you like it!

If you have any feedback or find a broken link, feel free to let us know.

Cenqua @ JavaOne

Come along to the Cenqua booth, #724, at this year’s JavaOne pavillion to see demonstrations of all our products, including the Crucible 1.0 Release Candidate, FishEye 1.3 and the current Clover 2.0 preview. If you just want to drop in and chat with some of the product developers, we’d love to see you there. Wear a Cenqua T-Shirt if you dare.

Cenqua becomes a java.net partner

Cenqua has been made a java.net gold partner for providing free FishEye hosting for java.net projects. We’ve been inundated with requests from project leads and we’ve had to increase our server capacity to cope. Having a configurable RSS Feed of project commits is a popular feature, as is full content search. Got a java.net project? Contact us to get FishEye setup.