I've recently joined an organization with an existing Cloud Jira implementation where Jira is used for sprint planning and to develop a product roadmap. There is an Ideas board where product ideas can be added, and within these ideas there is the ability to add Insights, which I think is very powerful.
However, what I am struggling with is I can't determine how to best utilize Insights. I can't seem to find a way to create an Insight without an idea existing beforehand. But surely it should be the other way around - collect Insights, and tie them to a new Idea once enough Insights are collected to make the Idea "appear".
So, I feel like I am missing something? Or does everyone just make ideas first, then look for insights to validate?
Hi @Peter Harrison ,
Ideas and insights are usually from a product called Jira Product Discovery(JPD). In JPD, normal flow is an idea is created and contributors can provide their insights as a way to provide feedback on the idea.
https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/product-discovery/guides/insights/overview#what-are-insights
Welcome to the Community, @Peter Harrison ! Can you confirm if you're using JPD? JPD is a great tool for prioritizing ideas and take them all the way to real projects.
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Hello Folks,
Yes, we seem to be using JPD, I just couldn't tell we were using it - it doesnt seem to be labelled anywhere.
I agree that the normal flow for JPD seems to be an idea is created and then insights are used as a way to provide feedback. However, this seems really backwards to me. It seems like what should happen is you collect a number of insights, and eventually some of them tie into an idea.
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@Peter Harrison ,
Here are some ways to identify JPD projects:
Click on Settings icon -> Spaces. Under the type look for "Product Discovery". I have attached a screenshot
Another way to determine if you are using a JDP project is to look 'Polaris' in the URL https://<abc.atlassian.net>/jira/polaris/projects
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Hello,
Welcome to community :)
By the description it seems you are referring to insights in JPD.
Please find details here : https://support.atlassian.com/jira-product-discovery/docs/create-and-manage-insights/
Few things we can keep in mind
Write clear idea titles
Add key fields: customer impact, business impact, confidence, effort/time.
Create views: quick wins, strategic bets, support-driven
Keep insights small and tagged
Link insights → ideas; link strong ideas → epics in Jira Software.
Use Discovery boards as your Now / Next / Later view for stakeholders.
Note decisions in comments
Review weekly: tidy ideas, update scores, promote ready items.
Thank You,
Prachi
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