Kevin Bui Atlassian Team

Hi @[deleted] - I can't think of any feature like that. The closest I can think of is the sprint goal, which will always display at the top of the board during an active sprint. But that's a description for the sprint, rather than the project as a whole. If you have Confluence integrated with your Jira project, you could…

No worries Chris, happy to help!

Screenshot for reference:

@Hyd3k These appear to be screenshots of the next-gen experience in Jira Software Cloud. I don't think they apply to Jira Server.

Hi @Chris Riddell - Next-gen projects can only have one type (Software). If you have a Business project, it could be that you went to create a project at some point, and selected a non-software project template (eg: Project management, Lead tracking, etc). If you want to change your Business project to a Software project,…

Hi @Eshwar Chand Ranga - I might be misunderstanding you, but it sounds like the Release Burndown chart in Jira will give you the information you want? https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/release-burndown-777002702.html

Hi @Bunty - The Add flag option is only available on the board and backlog. However, the flag is actually just a checkbox field, where flagged issues have this checkbox selected and unflagged issues don't. So if you want the ability to add a flag via the issue search, what you can do is add the Flagged field to the issue…

Hi @Angela Williams - The Roadmap feature is only available for next-gen Jira Software projects (ie: next-gen Scrum and next-gen Kanban).

@Andrew Lawniczak It sounds like you're using the new next-gen Kanban projects in Jira Software Cloud experience. If this is the case, cards in the Done column in next-gen Kanban projects are automatically hidden after 14 days to prevent that column from getting too crowded. This isn't a setting you can change. However,…

@Hyd3k These appear to be screenshots of the next-gen experience in Jira Software Cloud.

Welcome, @Linda Randazzo! If you're new to Jira, I can recommend this 6-step guide for getting started with Jira.

Hi @Viktor Bystrov - It isn't currently possible to create customized templates for next-gen projects. Every time you create a next-gen project, you'll need to customize it from scratch.

Hi @[deleted] - Board > Configure allows you to configure the board. This can be found next to the Hide the header button.

Hi @Nestor Bautista Jr - As discussed here, the only way to accomplish this is to manually the issues from your next-gen project to a new Scrum project. There's a guide here that outlines the specific steps.

Hi @Barry Rudlin - As far as I know, the reports available in next-gen Jira are for reporting on team progress. I don't believe there's any functionality for reporting on individual progress.

Further to @Gurpreet's point, there's a guide here if you want to move your issues from a next-gen project to a classic project.

Hi @Sowmya Krishnan - if you're having trouble getting started with Jira Software, I can recommend the following resources: * Getting started with Jira: 6 basic steps * Learn Kanban with Jira * Learn Scrum with Jira

@pavan - As Jack said, you can add your new date field to the card layouts in board settings. Here's how: * Head to your board. * In the top-right corner, select … > Board settings. * Select Card layout. * Find your field in the dropdown menu and select Add.

Hi @Paul Bouzakis - Head to Jira settings > Products > Jira Software configuration > Parallel sprints to get started. You can also check out the documentation on parallel sprints for more information. Note though that this is only for classic projects. Jira next-gen doesn't have parallel sprints.

Hi @Ashok Chotai - Don't know if this 100% fulfills your needs, but in Confluence there's the Jira macro. So what you could do is: * Go to Jira, and construct a JQL query that gathers all the issues you're interested in. * Create a new page in Confluence, and insert the Jira macro. * Paste your JQL query from Jira. You…

Hi @Phil - You might also need to add the Story point estimate field to the issue type you want to add estimates to. Here's how: * Go to your next-gen project > Project settings > Issue Types. * Drag the Story point estimate field from the right.

@Michiel Starrenburg - You can hide completed epics from the Roadmap by using the Status filter and selecting the To do and In progress statuses. @Carlos Palminha -You can see at a glance which epic each issue belongs to on the board and backlog. For example:

Hi @Romy Lindenberg - Thanks so much for your feedback. I'm happy to let you know that epic colors are on our radar, and the team is working on a simple way to customize colors on the Roadmap.

Hi @John - Thanks for your feedback, and we hear you loud and clear. Happy to let you know that Story point estimations are coming to next-gen Scrum and Kanban projects very soon. We're also looking to add work breakdown options (like subtasks) in the future.

Hi @rasto_mirek - Thanks for your feedback! With these next-gen templates, our goal is to start simple and add more features and customization options progressively. This is a completely redesigned and reimagined Jira experience that we've built from the ground up, so getting the next-gen templates on par with the current…

@Reiss Snooks Thanks for asking, and sorry for not getting back to you sooner. While I don't work on the new Incident Management template, I can see a question quite similar to yours is covered at the Jira Ops FAQ: Do incidents in Jira Ops overlap with incidents in Jira Service Desk ITIL workflow? Good question. We've…

Hi @James Fleming - You can find Roadmap in the left-hand menu that appears when you're in your next-gen project. See here: