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Which Calendar app specifically are you using. There are several apps available that add calendar functionality to Jira Cloud. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=cloud&product=jira&query=calendar You may need to ask your Jira Administrator for the information.

Hello @Jindřich Mrkvička Welcome to the Atlassian community. The first step you need to take is to contact the Jira Administrators of your Jira instance and work with them to confirm that events are happening in Jira that should result in emails being set to you. There is a Notifications Helper function that they can use…

Hello @Vincent Ivory If the destination project for the emailed issues is a Jira Software project, refer to this documentation: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/create-issues-and-comments-from-email/

Hello @Jason Desir Welcome to the Atlassian community. Tell us more details about what you have tried and how it has not met your needs. Are you open to using third party apps to meet your requirement? One point of clarification: The Jira term "Project" is an entity that is a container for "issues" (or "tickets"). A…

Hello @hager Welcome to the Atlassian community. What schema are you trying to add? It depends on what schema you are trying to add and whether that schema is one that is associated to issue types or affects the entire project.

Hello @Phil Bustin Are you working with a Team Managed project or a Company Managed project? Natively Jira does not allow you to restrict issue types per user (or user group or project role) such that the issue type doesn't appear in the drop down in the Create Issue interfaces. With a Company Managed project you can add a…

Did you double check the URLs you were each using to access the board and confirm they were identical URLs?

@Easton Madsen Welcome to the Atlassian community. Have you confirmed that you can access those projects directly, from the Projects > View All Projects page? Have you tried in another browser or private browser window (like Chrome Incognito)?

To access Jira data a user must either have a license or the Project permissions must be set to make the project Public. Compare the permissions of the project in the other plan to the project in the new plan to see if they match.

Hello @Anagha Narayanan Can you provide more information about this scenario? Can you provide a screen image showing a task/requirement that has defects "against it"? Do you want this information for more than one task/requirement? What do you want to do with the information? Are you trying to generate some sort of report?

Hello @Jeevan Kumar K G 1. To be clear are you referring to a Dashboard that you access through the Dashboard menu? If so, Jira does not support adding filtering options to dashboard gadgets. There are third party apps that can add that functionality. Here is a search from the Atlassian Marketplace to help you find those.…

Adding to this... The board filter must explicitly define the projects that are in scope for the board. If you board filter uses only criteria that does not explicitly define the projects, or uses an OR operator to include a statement that does not explicitly define the project, then Jira will require the user to have the…

Hello @trthomas Do the members of the group have licenses for Jira Software? Do they have permission to view the data on which the plan is based? Can they navigate directly to the project(s)? If the plan is based on filters have the filters been shared with them?

Hello Morten, According to the documentation the Pie Chart gadget is available by default in Jira Server/Data Center also. Here is a list of the built in gadgets for Dashboards. https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/using-dashboard-gadgets-938846990.html

@George Turnbull Yes.

Hello @Kelcie Lewis Don't click directly on the Learn More links. Instead click elsewhere in the box that says "Region: US". The box is a giant button.

Hello @Lalarukh Mukhtar Welcome to the Atlassian community. Are you trying to get that data for a single point in time, such as "today there are a grand total of X tickets that have been created in these projects and of those Y tickets are currently closed"? What is the range of the number of issues you expect to have?…

Hello @Brent Lee What happens if the user tries to type in the name of the project, reducing the list of potentially matching project?

Also, FYI, there is some free training available for the Jira product at the Atlassian University website: https://university.atlassian.com

Hello @Scott Hannaford Welcome to the Atlassian community. No, Jira is not designed to track reports and versions of reports. You could consider creating an issue to hold your report information, and then create a new issue with new data each time you need a new "version" of that report. If you wanted to keep all the…

Hello @Kelcie Lewis Welcome to the Atlassian community. Are you following the instructions from this document? https://support.atlassian.com/organization-administration/docs/sign-a-business-associate-agreement-baa/ At what point in those instructions is your experience deviating? When I followed the instructions, after…

Hello @Michael Beatty In the post your referenced is an answer that references Atlassian documentation here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/print-issue-cards/ That documentation states at the top of the article: In the enhanced board and backlog views, the ability to print issue cards is no longer…

I have flagged your post to bring it to the attention of Atlassian team members. Note that Jira is a product from Atlassian, not Meta.

Hello @Romain Dubousquet Welcome to the Atlassian community. Changes to Teams are not reported in either the Jira application Audit Log nor the Organization Security Audit Log. I found this change request asking for a way to see who created a team: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-25275 ...and this one asking for…

Hello @john.miao Welcome to the Atlassian community. Have you checked your spam email and junk email filters? Do other people with the same email domain as you (your work colleagues) receive emails from Jira?

Hello @Tiberiu Mozes Welcome to the Atlassian community. Jira does not currently have a feature to create a custom default board to use when a new project is created. And, yes, selecting the option to "Share settings" does not include agile boards because those are not a project setting. Technically agile boards are a…

I have not been able to replicate what you are seeing. I added two labels to an issue. In the AR Plan I can set up a filter for either label and the one issue with both labels is in the results. I recommend that you raise the issue to Atlassian support. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hello @jai.pancholi Welcome to the Atlassian community. "Advanced Roadmaps" is the original name for the functionality that is accessed by creating a Plan from the Plans menu. This is available automatically for a Premium subscription, if the Jira Administrators have allocated access to it to the users. Have you reviewed…

Hello @Dietra Winkfield With what type of project are you working? You can get that information from the Type column on the View all projects page, which is under the Projects menu. Can you show us screen images of the configurations you set up?

Hello @Samantha Sileski The short answer is there is not a native method to do what you want. Jira JQL does not include a "Group by" option, only and "Order by" option. Additionally the Sprint field for an issue will contain all the sprints to which the issue was ever assigned and not explicitly removed. Even trying to…