Is there a filter I can write to find velocity breakdown for each team member? for a specific sprint? for last 5 sprints?
Perhaps using ScriptRunner Enhanced Search?
Hi @SHEHZADALI ISMAILY - I would recommend a different means for tracking. Velocity is a mechanism for providing a rough idea of what a TEAM can take on in a given sprint based upon historic average. Pointing is simply a rough estimate of effort/confidence in a specific story prior to beginning work so looking back at it historically provides little value.
If you want/need a breakdown of how team members are spending their time, I would recommend instead enforcing work logging as it will provide a more effective measurement of actual time spent.
Note - Regardless of approach, this goes against the grain of agile and can have unintended impacts on morale and sprint planning efficiency as team members feel like "big brother is watching" and adds increased pressure to estimate every story more accurately.
Exactly this. If you want to have your stories pointed inaccurately and pit every developer against every other developer, measure individual velocity.
Here are things I've seen happen:
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Good news — you can do this for free with SprintPulse for Jira.
It has a dedicated People Intelligence tab that tracks individual
velocity per team member — story points completed, issues resolved,
bugs fixed, and sprint participation rate. It calculates a
productivity score per person and displays a leaderboard.
It's completely free, self-hosted via Docker, and works with
Jira Cloud and Server/DC. No paid plugin, no per-user licensing —
just one shared URL for your whole team.
Search "SprintPulse for Jira" on the Atlassian Marketplace.
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