Yoda Response: Certainly, Avi. In my experience with the Atlassian Suite, particularly Jira, I have found it to be a valuable tool for requirements gathering, documentation, and managing sign-offs. Jira provides a simple and efficient platform for documenting requirements in the form of use cases or user stories, using the "when then" scenarios. I would update the status of a story to "requirement gathering" and keep it in that state until I obtained a sign-off. To facilitate the sign-off process, I would assign the Jira ticket to the client stakeholders who were also using Jira. I would then schedule a meeting with them to discuss the requirements and gather their feedback. After the meeting, I would request them to provide their sign-off in the Jira comment section. Once I received the sign-off, I would assign the Jira ticket to the development team for further action, or if it was not a priority, I would place it in the backlog. While using Jira, I did not face any significant challenges as it is a user-friendly tool. However, at times, obtaining a sign-off from the client could be challenging. Effective communication played a crucial role in overcoming these challenges. By clearly conveying the purpose of the user story, discussing any validations or clarifications, and ensuring timely and accurate sign-offs, I was able to successfully manage the sign-off process using Jira.