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Use of dates in JPD is not straight forward

Bryan Casey
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May 27, 2026

Ignore question below.
I have completed further research and understand that Plans is for Jira and not JPD. Also, I understand that Roadmaps can be used, but I need a Global Date field.
Possibly the point I am trying to get across, is that using timelines is more complex than it needs to be.


I’m struggling to understand how dates in JPD translate into program-level timeline roadmaps in Jira Plans or Jira Roadmaps.

I’ve set up separate JPD spaces across the business (e.g. Product, Science, Research), primarily to organise work into timeline-style roadmaps. The challenge is that I now want to bring these together into a single, consolidated view using Jira Plans or Jira Roadmaps.

However, it seems to require creating Jira delivery tickets to make this work, and that’s where the model breaks for me. I’m not at the stage of committing work into delivery, I’m trying to evaluate plans, decide on priorities, and agree what should move into delivery.

This feels like it should be a simple use case, but I am going in circles - What am I missing please?

 

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