HiI would like to include OKR's to a task card so the assignee can be aware of what we are trying to achieve and why. I thought about using the ''Components''.But now I don't know if I need to add the objective or key result or both since the task is an initiative. And how link that with the OKR template.
Thank you
Hello Alina,
Thank you for reaching out.
Usually, JIRA users choose one of the options below to properly map OKRs to their JIRA issues:
1 - Configure a select list custom field with all the OKRs details and descriptions to be selected in the issue. This option would be more useful if you have not many details in your OKRs, with a brief description that would not add to much text to your issue view. 2 - Add the OKRs to a public web directory (E.g: Google Drive) or a public web page and link it to the issues as described in the documentation below: Creating a link to any web page URL This second option can be used to get your OKRs docs in an external directory and linked to your issue view, however, the authentication to access those files would need to be performed externally in the application you are using. 3 - Use the Confluence application to properly set your OKRs, linking the confluence page to the related issues as described in the documentation below: - Creating a link to a Confluence page This would be the most efficient approach, allowing you to have a full authentication and integration with your JIRA issues, however, it would have the cost of the Confluence application.
1 - Configure a select list custom field with all the OKRs details and descriptions to be selected in the issue.
This option would be more useful if you have not many details in your OKRs, with a brief description that would not add to much text to your issue view.
2 - Add the OKRs to a public web directory (E.g: Google Drive) or a public web page and link it to the issues as described in the documentation below:
Creating a link to any web page URL
This second option can be used to get your OKRs docs in an external directory and linked to your issue view, however, the authentication to access those files would need to be performed externally in the application you are using.
3 - Use the Confluence application to properly set your OKRs, linking the confluence page to the related issues as described in the documentation below:
- Creating a link to a Confluence page
This would be the most efficient approach, allowing you to have a full authentication and integration with your JIRA issues, however, it would have the cost of the Confluence application.
Let me know if one of the options above help you achieve your need.
Hey Alina!
If you or anyone in a similar situation would like to connect their issues easily with OKRs and be able to view the OKR connected to the issue on the issue view, then having a dedicated OKR plugin could work.
In our OKRs for Jira, you'll get an "OKRs" field on issues in which you can both view and connect the OKRs to the issue. See below:
After you click on the OKRs field, you can see what's connected already + connect other OKRs to this issue.
Best,
Weronika SpaleniakProduct Lead @ Digital Toucan
Hi @Alina The setups vary wildly, but here are the most convenient, from my perspective:1. Jira Product Discovery Project adjusted for OKRs management2. Advanced Roadmaps for establishing a custom hierarchy between OKRs and actual Jira Issues3. Jira's Custom "Select list, cascading" field configured as OKRs4. OKR Board for JiraI've covered all of them in my Jira OKR Handbook.Hope it helps!
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