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Tip #1: Bulk update your old labels
āļø Labels are an easy way to organize and categorize your teamās work. You can even add and manage labels in bulk. Check out the easy step-by-step guide for renaming your labels here.
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Tip #2: Link related work items
āļø Use the "Link similar work items" function to show relationships between your tickets, such as one issue blocking another or one issue being a duplicate. You can link work items across different projects in Jira to streamline collaboration and increase visibility between teams. Hereās how to do it.
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Tip #3: In scrum boards, the last column is everything
āļø In your scrum boards, the final column on the right is what Jira uses to count work items as āDoneā in a sprint. It doesnāt have to include the final status in your workflow, but it probably should. Make sure your workflow statuses are mapped to the correct columns. See how to configure your columns here.
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Tip #4: Comment with purpose āļø Use comments to ask questions, provide updates, or add context. Mentioning (@) specific teammates will send them a notification, which is more effective than leaving a generic comment.
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Tip #5: Create and save custom filters
āļø Create filters for frequently accessed issues, such as "My Open Issues" or "High-Priority Bugs." You can use Jira Query Language (JQL) for advanced searches and save the filters for reuse.
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