Alexey Pavlenko (App Developer) Atlassian Partner

Hi @William Fohrmann , What kind of report you would like to get? What does 'test step level' mean - is it a status in your workflow? Best regards, Alexey

Hi @alexandra_martin , I would recommend contacting the support of the custom app. You would probably get a quicker and more concise response in this case. Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Patané , Unfortunately, it's not possible to customize it. And actually, these are primarily sprints; they become months if you have month-long sprints. You can try the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective - to display many more sprints. You can even display not only sprints, but also months,…

Hi @Ramesh Krishnan , Natively, unfortunately, it's not possible, but with the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective - you can do this. For this, you will need to use the Custom JQL feature. Here is the example of it: Also, you can see the summary: You can: * construct this view for any period -…

Hi @Rudy O. , You can try the app I developed specifically for your needs outlined here and beyond - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. You can choose how to compare metrics - either to the Initial Scope or the Final Scope. Here is an example of a comparison to the Final Scope. You can also see the summary: If you…

Hi @David Chang , My first advice is to take a deep dive into JIRA Plans. After that, I suggest trying the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. With it, you can do everything you outlined, but you will need to put your epics into sprints (if you need a help with that - you can contact…

Hi @Clayton , If you don't mind I would like to share with you my experience from an adjacent perspective and propose the solution I developed for that. When planning and scheduling your increment, one of the most important aspects is understanding historical data, as well as the strengths and weaknesses of teams. This…

Hi @Ryan Belga , Unfortunately, there is no native JIRA gadget for your needs. The closest free options for you are the Sprint Report and Velocity Report. Also, you could try solving your requirement using JQL or JIRA automation, but even with that you won't get consistent data, especially for past sprints. If you are open…

Hi @Daniel Brown , Specifically regarding managing sprints effectively, you will need to define what the effectiveness is. By tracking these metrics with your team, you can make sprint management effective by default in most situations. Simple metrics, like the Velocity Report or Sprint Report, are provided by JIRA itself.…

@Valentin Cardozo , You are welcome. Please let me know if you have any questions or need any improvements via email or this portal. If you have a reasonable suggestion, I will implement it swiftly. Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Sarthak Solutions , There are no native JIRA gadgets, unfortunately, that can reflect the same information as the Sprint Report. You can use the app I developed for that - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. With it, you can display Uncompleted Scope or any other custom JQL metric for multiple boards/teams across…

Hi @Andrew Sedlacek , For items 1 and 2 you can use the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. If you need only the completed scope - you can toggle off all other metrics. If you need to display only 1 board/team and only for the last sprint - you can configure it, so that only the last sprint will be…

Hi @Carlie Barr , Do you have ScriptRunner? Do you move all incomplete issues to a next sprint? If you so, you can do this (issueFunction in incompleteInSprint("%YOUR_TEAM%", "%YOUR_SPRINTS%")) AND resolutiondate <= endOfYear() and resolutiondate >= startOfYear() Or you can use the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum…

Hi @Sean Kubin , The app you can use for that is the one I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. With it, you can select desired columns for each metric separetely. In addition, you get the ability to track 9 pre-built and any custom JQL constructed metrics, conduct in-place retrospectives, view several…

Hi @Lee Street , How many JIRA users do you have? If you have up to 10 users, you can use the app I developed for free - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. With this you can track, visualize, report and retrospect in-place 9 pre-built metrics or any custom JQL metric. Also, you can see several teams/boards in a…

Hi @MJJALP , Please elaborate on custom reports, what you would like to achieve? If you have already investigated all available Jira reports, you can try analyzing Analytics. If you would like to construct custom JQL and be able to track, view, analyze, retrospect it - you can use the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum…

Hi @Daban Babaker , Natively, unfortunately, it's impossible to achieve, however with the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective you can achieve it via custom JQL metrics. Also, you can see several sprints/months/quarters/half-years/years and several boards/teams in a single view, coduct in-place…

Hi @Brian Allen , Do you consider the end of a sprint as a milestone? If so, you can consider the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective for analytics, tracking any metric - including custom ones constructed via JQL, in-place retrospections and much more: Best regards, Alexey

@Keith Steward , I don't agree with the comments below. Please migrate from the team-managed project to the company-managed project, and you will be able to do the same as in the screenshot. Best regards, Alexey

@Keith Steward , Sorry, I don't understand. Didn't you want to see the total story points per assignee in Jira Cloud? Best regards, Alexey

Hi @amit-k-gupta , By programmatically, do you mean using JQL or the REST API? Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Keith Steward , You can find it here Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Valentin Cardozo , JIRA doesn't show individual reports for an agile environment on purpose, it's not recommended to track individual performance, the team performance should be tracked instead. However, if you still want to track individual performance, you can use the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics &…

Hi @Bob Hunt , The way your team does it is the right way (via dialogue); otherwise, your JIRA reports will be constructed wrongly. For example, in the Sprint Report, uncompleted issues will be shown as removed issues from the sprint. Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Susan Cain , If you have a Server instance, then probably you need to change the tags for the current question. If you had JIRA Cloud, I would propose the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. Using it you can see up to 4 projects/boards at once and export to CSV/PDF. Best regards, Alexey

Hola @Jeanette Velazquez , ENG: Is that what you need? (see the screenshots below) You can write any custom JQL metrics here, including the ones considering specific statuses. I am the developer of this app - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. ES: ¿Es eso lo que necesitas? (ver las capturas de pantalla a…

Hi @Chris Theisen , Is this what you need? You can write any custom JQL metrics here, including the ones considering the type of a story. I am the developer of this app - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Vedant Kulkarni_Trundl , Do you use sprints? Best regards, Alexey

@Kristi Rodgers , * Check the 'History' tab of the issues, what does it show there? Are the issues still in sprints? How huge is the problem in your case - do you need to analyze closed sprints? If not, and you need to fix only active sprints, how many active sprints do you have? Probably, it's worth to submit a bug and…

@Kristi Rodgers , Last comment - engineers/product owners/scrum masters can remove issues that are a part of the indended sprint scope but cannot be completed by the sprint's end date. Therefore, they move these issues to some upcoming sprints or even to the backlog. When this happens, you also won't get accurate…