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What are my best options for moving away from my reliance on excel to record all my data?

Ken Merkl

I have been recording all work instructions, inspection reports, and daily scheduling within excel for over a decade.

Trying to find another format or system that's working for you and your company.

I think the work instruction format is working fine.

Looking to remove inspection reports and add the applicable data to the schedule so everything is on one location. Also need to include a module that tracks supplier follow-up to non-conformances.

Comments

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

At it's heart, Jira is an issue tracker, and an issue can represent anything you think of as a "work item".

It's quite likely that you can translate your excel data straight into Jira, each row being an issue and columns becoming fields.

Dave Rosenlund (Trundl)

And, you can even visualize them in an Excel-like fashion using an Atlassian Marketplace app like Structure or JXL (or some others).

Full disclosure: I work for the company that makes Structure.

Ken Merkl

Thank you for the warm welcome Nic. I'll have to try this format out

Ken Merkl

Visual management is something I'm very interested in as well, thanks Dave

edwin vasquez_f9df79

Hello @Ken Merkl and welcome to the community!

Ken Merkl

Hello @edwin vasquez thank you. What does a Certified Scrum Master do on a day to day basis?

Lucas Modzelewski _Lumo_

You might combine the power of Excel and Jira, with our Excel 365 Connector, you can work on Jira issues in Excel: Excel 365 Connector - marketplace listing