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Traceability report in JIRA

Ash_kida48

Is there any Tracebility report plugin to see end to end report to see Requirements ,Test cases and defects in a single report, Right now we are using different projects for Requirements, Test cases and Defects, we have some test report in R4J but we have performance using R4J Coverage report, fails to open with large data.

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Nigel Rochford

EazyBI is quite a good add-on for cross-project reporting Ashish...

Ash_kida48

Hi Nigel,

Thanks for your reply,

This report is generated in R4J coverage view , this is based on linked issues, can we generate same report using eazybi with custom fields data in between these issues like release, priority etc..

Nina Swarbrick

I am looking for a traceability matrix that generates a report with url links back to the requirements/issues etc. I am using the standard report from JIRA but it does not appear to have this in the the output. Any suggestions for an alternative, or perhaps I am missing something that I can configure?

Ash_kida48

Hi Nina,

You can use this R4J for JIRA or try using these other two addons

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.kostebekteknoloji.plugins.jira.jira-traceability-matrix/server/overview

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/es.excentia.jira.plugins.jira-traceabilityx-plugin/server/overview

Cheney Ma [Go2Group]

You may take a look synapseRT traceability matrix, it shows requirement, test case, test executions and bugs in the matrix, see screenshot below.

Leonard Collins

Thanks for posting. Most interesting.

Bill McCallon

I heard Greenlight guru has good traceability matrix, and as long as I know they are integrated with Jira.

Deepanshu Natani

You should try out "Links Explorer Traceability & Hierarchy". This is really good Traceability reports.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211120/links-explorer-traceability-hierarchy?hosting=server&tab=overview

Rina Nir

Have a look at Jira Snapshots for Confluence. Its an App for Confluence which pulls static Jira data into Confluence - it can pull as many levels of data as you need for your traceability. Its easy to setup- it uses JQL to select the data that is included, and you can select any of the Jira fields. It's an easy way to create traceability matrices, for example- for release documentation.
You can refresh the data whenever you need, and compare between different versions of the data. This is particularly handy when you need to review/approve the traceability information.
(Disclosure: I am one of the developers behind this App)

Levente Szabo _Midori_

An alternative to creating requirements traceability reports from Jira is using the dedicated template in Better PDF Exporter.

In this tutorial article, you can learn how to generate a traceability PDF report from Jira >>>

(Please note that Better PDF Exporter is a paid and supported app and I'm part of the team developing it.)

Manuel_u1i996

Hi @Ash ,

If you're using a test management tool, such as Xray, you can see if it provides information about traceability. If it's the case, then the traceability report may be good enough and provides all that info inside Jira itself.

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