Alexey Pavlenko (App Developer) Atlassian Partner

Hi @Harry Sanders Unfortunately (or probably fortunately), JIRA can't do that natively. You can achieve it using the application I have developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective, although I wouldn't recommend to track each engineer's contribution individually. You can achieve it by using the custom JQL filter…

@Jennifer Neusch , Tempo Custom Charts don’t support Scrum Metrics such as committed scope and completed scope, and completion percentage out of the box. When you construct these metrics manually or update the same filters regularly once new sprints start, you need to consider that this approach will never guarantee…

Hi @Jennifer Neusch , Please tell me did you try to get the committed vs completed story points from the Velocity Chart (Report) and then manually calculate the percentage? Best regards, Alexey

Hello @[deleted] As far as I know, it's impossible using native JIRA gadgets, including 2d filter statistics, to reach the result you want, unfortunately. I would recommend opening your filter in advanced mode, adding the columns you need (such as remaining estimate), exporting it to Excel, and summing it up there.…

Hi @Lynn Mickelsen , You can already use 2 boards simultaneously - Scrum Board and Kanban board - if you would like to make the transition smoothly (even though don't see much sense here personally) or to show how it would look like. Just use the same filter for both boards and assign issues to the approriate sprints. The…

Hi @Nataliya.Naydenova , Since you are still an active user, and, as far as I can see, yet haven't chosen the best solution. I'd like to propose you the app I've developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. It allows users to conduct Quantifiable retrospectives. Best regards, Alexey Pavlenko

@Chris Peake , Alright, I misunderstood your initial request. I don't know the solution in this case. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. Best regards, Alexey

Hi @shankara vijayendran Since you are still an active user, I would like to suggest the app I have developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective, for: * In-place retrospections and Drill-down from higher-level (years, half-years, quarters, or months) to lower-level periods to understand how top-level metrics are…

@Chris Peake It's not a native JIRA gadget. It's some 3rd party app or Analytics. Try 'Created vs. Resolved Chart By Atlassian' JIRA gadget instead. BR, Alexey

Hi @Greg Mueller , I have read through this thread and have experienced the same problem in the past. This was one of the reasons why I developed the app - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. It addresses all your concerns. You don't need to change a board filter to exclude 'duplicates'; the app has an option to…

For those seeking a solution to this problem and open to paid options, you can use the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. It addresses this and several other issue/limitations, such as: * The inability to include removed issues from a sprint in the uncompleted scope (many engineers manually remove…

For those who are looking for the solution of the problem and open to paid options - you can use the the app I have developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. I handled this and several other problems/limitations there (the inability to include removed issues from a sprint to uncompleted scope (while many…

Hi @Emre Can Şahan , I don't encounter such an issue. * Add task-1 to Sprint 1. * Start Sprint 1. * Complete Sprint 1 and move task-1 to Sprint 2 since it wasn't completed. * Start Sprint 2. * Open Sprint Report for Sprint 1. Task-1 is in "Issues Not Completed" section. The Sprint Report definitely has several issues, such…

Hi @Michael R. Palis , What do you expect to see in the 'Sprint Progress' report? Did you mean the Sprint Report? Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Sai Manisri Balmuri , As far as I know, it's not possible to achieve this with any native JIRA gadgets. I would recommend opening your filter in advanced mode, adding the columns you need (like Story Points), exporting it to Excel, and summing it up there. Otherwise, you would need a paid solution. Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Chris Peake , I'm not sure I completely understand, but you might just need to click on the dot and then on 'View in Issue Navigator.' Is that what you were looking for? Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Andrea Wills , Unfortunately, JIRA natively doesn't provide such visualization functionality. If you are open to custom JIRA apps, you can try the one I have created - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. Here is the view you can achieve using the app: Screenshot #1: Screenshot #2: Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Molly Ellis , I am quite proficient in JIRA and Atlassian products, not just as an admin but also as a software developer. I have developed the app for JIRA - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. Please email me with the details at agileimpl@gmail.com. Best regards, Alexey

Hi @Naveenkumar_s , Unfortunately, it's not possible to customize columns in the Sprint Report, however if you are ok with manually mantaining the JQL filters, it can be done this way: 1. Create a JQL filter - (resolution not in (EMPTY, Unresolved) OR statusCategory = Done) and resolutiondate =…

Hi @David Jackson , Unfortunately, it's impossible to achieve what you want using JIRA natively. JQL filters can partially address your issue, but only if you create individual JQL filters for each sprint. To consistently define the completed state, you would need to set the resolution date to match the sprint's…

Hi @SianS , It's, unfortunately, impossible to achieve what you want in JIRA native. JQL filters can partially solve your problem, but only if you set up individiual JQL filters for each sprint. To consistently define the delivered state, you would need to set the resolution date to match the end/complete date of a sprint.…

Hi @Sindhu , You can use the native JIRA filter results gadget for this purpose, but in this case you will have to update the filter each time you want to see a report for a new sprint since this feature hasn't been implemented by JIRA yet. If you consider paid solutions helping to avoid the manual work, I would recommend…

Hi @slim nasraoui , Is this view what you are looking for? If yes, the name of the app is Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. Please note that it's a paid application. It has a 30-day free trial period. Other features: * Tracking and Visualizing Any Team Metric (including using custom metrics created using JQL) for…

Hi @Arthur Harutyunyan , The app I have developed, Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective, can cover your requests: 1) How many tickets have been planned (the commitment) ? 2) How much time the team spent on the initially planned tickets ? 3) How many BUGS and urgent Enhancements have been added to Sprint after the…

Hi @manish jangir, Frankly speaking, I don't understand what you are measuring ultimately - Story Points or Hours. Nevertheless, I will try to answer. By default, JIRA doesn't provide a bar chart view for several teams or projects. If you are open to using 3rd party paid JIRA apps, I recommend trying the app I have…

Hi @Manak Pushkarna, How did you count Scope Completed Outside of a Sprint with ScriptRunner? I am asking this because, as far as I know, they don't have a function for that. You could write it yourself using their other functions, but you had to support this JQL manually in this case. As for native JIRA, it…

Hi @Joe Homan, Unfortunately, it's not possible natively. Do you consider paid solutions? If yes, I would recommend trying the app I have developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. It allows you to show as many sprints as you want, or you can aggregate them by months, quarters, half-years, or years. By months,…

Hi @Jason Chayer, I would say it completely depends on the way you conduct retros. If you retro failed metrics and analyze each issue separately, then I would suggest you review the app Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective I have developed. It allows you to conduct in-place retrospectives on nine pre-built metrics and…

Yooo @William Mann, From the link you provided, I would recommend trying the app I have developed and used to improve the performance of many teams - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective. 1. In-place Retrospection Select the reason for an issue of a certain metric of a certain period (years, half-years, quarters,…