A dashboard is probably going to be the right answer, but it is hard to tell from just "the status of all integrations".
What are these "integrations"?
Would love something similar to looking like this:
Meetings:
Vendor: Healthcare
Vendor Contact: Mr. J. Brown. Brown@healthcare.com
Date and Time: Not scheduled yet.
Next Steps/Status: Person was changed at Kaiser end – waiting on them
etc....
Any assistance or suggestions would be appreciated.
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@MTB,this is quiet confusing to me. I sort of get where you may be heading but it just seems odd. It would really help to understand what a typical “integration“ consists of, e.g. meetings, documents, people, etc. can you provide a definition of integration and the activities to complete?
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Hi Jack,
Thanks again for the response. Basically the word I should have used is "projects" as I need a way to be able to track all the meetings/projects in JIRA that my team logs in.
The sample I provided above was a spreadsheet of the meetings we had with our vendors calls that my team has started. I need something to get a snapshot of what the statuses are when I log in.
Would dashboard be the best to provide that or a report?
Thanks again!
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maybe/probably...
A dashboard is great for getting a glance of where things stand and sometimes can be useful to manage projects depending on the nature of the project and how a dashboard is set up. Now in your example and the limited insight into your project world let me offer the following:
I would have a project that had an issuetype of "Meeting" and for that issue type I would have a screen that had these custom fields:
Once you create all this then you can:
I hope this helps but I fear w/o really diving into your requirements I may have come up short.
Finally, if you wish to continue this topic I highly recommend you start a new thread and reference back to this one as we are veering off the original topic IMO. Or at least I am. ;-)
Best of luck!!
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