Dave Rosenlund (Trundl) Community Champion

Hi, @Yevhen Rohovets. It also happens that Atlassian is offering this webinar, where customers talk about their migration experience. You may wish to attend. -dave

Hi, @Jennifer Philips (and, thanks @Kristian Walker _Adaptavist_): For Structure, usage statistics are located at Administration | Structure | Support | Anonymous Usage Statistics (at the very bottom of the page) | View Current Statistics. However, the recorded statistics show data from the past 30 days only. Hope this…

HI, Anand. Yes. It's a paid app. But it's also priced to be very cost-effective.

Or, even Structure alone (without the Gantt extension) ;) Let us know if you have any questions about Structure for Jira, @Anand Vardhan -dave [ALM Works]

Hi, @Kamlesh Totlani. Are you hoping to import directly from Excel into Structure as well? As Vlad pointed out, this is not possible. However, you can import from Excel into Jira and then use Structure's automation feature to insert the new issues into your structure board. If you need some additional guidance, our support…

That's a nice/helpful article, @Marat Kiniabulatov 👍

Hello, @John Burton. Welcome to the Atlassian Community. First, let me say up front that I work for an Atlassian Marketplace app vendor. My opinions on this topic are heavily influenced by the fact that my view of Jira project managers trying to do what you describe is through this particular lens. The people I talk to are…

Hi, @Robert H Spears (and John). If Jira out-of-the-box (or, "in the cloud" in your case) + "the magic of labels" (as described above) is not working for you, Panorama (just mentioned by Chris) is one of the newer Marketplace apps that are designed to do this. But there are others, as well. As mentioned at the top of this…

Hi, @Robert H Spears (and John). If Jira out-of-the-box (or, "in the cloud" in your case) + "the magic of labels" (as described above) is not working for you, Panorama is one of the newer Marketplace apps that are designed to do this. But there are others, as well. As mentioned at the top of this thread, Structure from ALM…

Hi, @Nathan Charpentier As Egor said above, the Structure Cloud documentation starts here. You might not have noticed, but there is helper text at the top of the page to help ensure that you're on the right doc pages: (On the Server/Data Center pages there is corresponding helper text: "You are viewing documentation…

Hi, @Villy Savino. To the best of my knowledge, there's no macro that can do what you describe. However, there are some Jira apps that can. The popular ones usually have Confluence widgets that allow to display the resulting WBS/Gantt charts on a Confluence page (or a Jira dashboard). The company I work for makes one such…

What @Josh Steckler said. Welcome. 

@oscar albrechtand anyone who may be watching this thread. Update: Structure Cloud v1 has been released and it is now available on the Atlassian Marketplace. -dave [ALM Works]

Hello, @Varun Nedumaran and anyone who may be watching this thread. Update: Structure Cloud v1 has been released and it is now available on the Atlassian Marketplace. -dave [ALM Works]

Hi, @Mani_Vannan If you'd like to consider other options for visualizing issue relationships and extending your hierarchies you may want to consider one of the Jira apps built for this purpose. One of the more popular ones is Structure for Jira. But Portfolio (from Atlassian) and BigPicture from SoftwarePlant are also very…

Indeed, Structure Cloud 1.0 will be launched very, very soon, @Josh Goulet (One might suspect that could possibly happen at some appropriate industry event, in a place like Las Vegas, in 10 or so days, for example.) In your case Structure.Pages would be nice-to-have IMO, for sure, but nearly all of the things that @Rina…

Hi, Chris. If you are trying to look at your hierarchy across projects, Structure for Jira will allow you to view/build hierarchical relationships anyway you choose, across projects. Structure is one of the leading Jira apps in the Atlassian Marketplace. Full disclosure, I work for ALM Works, the makers of Structure. Good…

@Harsha Vardhan: As @Alexey Matveev mentions, one of the most popular ways to create custom hierarchies, and build cross-project views of same, is by using Structure for Jira (exactly what this Jira app was designed to do). Should you decide to evaluate Structure, the support team here at ALM Works would be happy to answer…

Hi, @Kevin Pollard. To add to what @Jean-Théo _Adaptavist_ had to say, Structure for Jira has a couple of extensions. One of them is a Gantt extension called Structure.Gantt. Together with Structure, it provides the most powerful planning combination offered by ALM Works. Structure.Gantt is free for Structure customers.…

In that case, I'm sure someone who knows Portfolio for Jira Cloud will help you if they can. Good luck! -dave [ALM Works]

Hi, Andrew. To answer your question, the community members will need to know which Jira app you are using to generate your Gantt charts. Let us know which one you are using and I am sure someone will chime in ;) Hope this helps, -dave [ALM Works]

Hi, @Laci I'm not aware of an easy way to do this without a Jira app. That does not mean it's not possible — just that I don't know an easy way ;) That said, what about using the Jira APIs to do something external to Jira then write the results to a custom field in your Features? There's a story points example on this…

UPDATE Hello again, @Varun Nedumaran. Good news! The early access program (EAP) release of Structure Cloud is available. You can learn more and sign up for EAP participation if you'd like. -dave Dave Rosenlund [ALM Works]

Hi, @[deleted] As Alexey says, Structure for Jira is one of the Jira apps that can enable you to establish whatever hierarchies you wish. There is an early access program (EAP) for our forthcoming Cloud version going on now. You may access the EAP software and join our private Google Group on the same topic if you'd like…

Hi, John. Thanks for that feedback. In that case, can you be a little more specific then about the JQL you are trying to find/see? Perhaps you could include a screenshot? -dave [ALM Works]

Hello, John. Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The automation feature in Structure includes a feature that lets you easily hide (or reveal) the automation rules that are used to build a structure. Simply click on the "Automation" button to reveal/hide the rules. Assuming you have permission to do so you may edit or see…

Hi, @Mohamed Jazeem. For any marketplace app you can just click on the pricing tab on the correspond marketplace listing. In this case: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1213064/r4j-requirements-management-for-jira?hosting=server&tab=pricing

Hi, Josh. Thanks!

Hi, @[deleted]. As @Tarun Sapra says, if you are okay keeping everything in a single Jira project there are ways you may be able to do what you need to do. However, if that ship has already sailed and you already have multiple Jira projects, as @Alexey Matveev points out, Structure for Jira is one of the most popular ways…

Hi, @Ateef. You could consider using Jira sub-tasks for your story features. Beyond that, there is no easy way to do what you are describing with Jira out of the box. However, there are a number of Jira apps on the Atlassian Marketplace that add this functionality to Jira. They effectively give you the ability to craft…