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I can't seem to see Burn-up charts

Rominder Dodd

Hi there. We have Jira v8.2.3. We have sprints set up in Scrum and I'm trying to see the option of Burn up charts.

In reports I see:

Sprint report, Epic report, Epic burndown, version report, release burndown, velocity chart, control chart, cumulative flow diagram. But no burn up chart.

Am I missing something?

Accepted answers

Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas]

Hi Rominder and Welcome,

Burn-Up charts are only available on Jira Cloud and not on Jira Server.

Apart form that are only available for next-gen or Scrum Software project not for all kind of projects on Cloud.

Did your project meets the requirements?

References;

Regards

All comments

Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas]

Hi Rominder and Welcome,

Burn-Up charts are only available on Jira Cloud and not on Jira Server.

Apart form that are only available for next-gen or Scrum Software project not for all kind of projects on Cloud.

Did your project meets the requirements?

References;

Regards

Rominder Dodd

Thanks. It is going to be coming in a forthcoming release 8.6

- https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftware/jira-software-8-6-x-release-notes-978220007.html#JiraSoftware8.6.xreleasenotes-burnup

Hopefully we get it soon!

Danut M _StonikByte_

Hi @Rominder Dodd ,

You could try our app Great Gadgets for Jira Server or Great Gadgets for Jira Cloud.

It offers all the gadgets you need for tracking Scrum / Kanban projects and includes a release/sprint burndup chart.

Danut

Steve Peterson_za9je5

You are not missing anything and it's ridiculous why Jira doesn't comply with standard agile best practices by providing standard reports out of the box. They have added a burn-up report, but only at the sprint level, which does absolutely nothing for reporting on the progress for a release, which is what burnup charts are typically used for. Why would Jira provide a burnup report and NOT make it for a given release (fix version)? Makes no sense.