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Is it possible to view multiple Versions or Epics in their respective release / burndown reports?

Brandon Vulaj1

For low-resolution, long term planning purposes it would be incredibly useful to have multiple Versions or Epics layed across the same chart so that we can better understand when we should be aiming to start on certain releases, and if we can, even at a very high level, hope to meet goals.

Is this current functionality somewhere?

Sidenote: It would be useful for these charts to utilize story points and velocity rather than hour-based estimates.

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Lauma Cīrule

Hi Brandon!

You can take a look at eazyBI report creation plugin for JIRA. With eazyBI you can create custom reports based on JIRA data.

Here is an example report of burndown chart for Sprint. Similar reports could be created for Fix version or issues within Epic.

Let me know if you have any additional questions about eazyBI. You can also contact me directly at support@eazybi.com

Kind regards,
Lauma

Brandon Vulaj1

Hi Lauma,
Would you be able to give me an example report related to the case I'm talking about?

Thanks!

-Brandon

Lauma Cīrule

Hi Brandon!

Here is an example report that shows how much Story Points were created in Epic as well as how many are still due. As well there is Story Points resolved within Epic % showing to which Epics not all 100% story points are resolved.

Here is also an example of Gantt chart for Epics.

Note that both charts use Page filters to only show those Issues that are with Type 'Epic'.

If you wish to do some more analysis for each epic, please let me know more details on what measures you would like to analyze.

Kind regards,
Lauma

Brandon Vulaj1

Thanks, Lauma.
How would I be able to go about using something like the latter report for future planning? I fooled around with it a bit, but couldn't really come up with something that I was envisioning.

ie. Use velocity to calculate when I'd be able to start and therefore complete an epic or version based on my currently scheduled work and potentially the priorty of different epics.

Maybe that example isn't possible, but the key I'm looking for is future planning of epics / versions.

Thanks!

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