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Hi @Sharath Moolya It's Mary from Planyway for Jira: workload, roadmap, time tracking. Updating the actual time spent on a ticket in Jira can indeed be challenging if you're tracking this manually. Fortunately, Jira offers several ways to automate or simplify this process, although it might require a bit of setup or…

Hi @Sarah Dalrymple You can use Planyway power-up for Trello. Calendar view is free there by the way. Weekly, monthly and daily views are available.

Hi @Gary Houk Sorry to hear that. I can only suggest an alternative - Planyway power-up which includes time tracking (list and calendar view) and reporting. The app is also added to a Trello card so that you can track time right from there. 

Hi @Eugeniusz Straszyński It's Mary from Planyway for Jira: workload, calendar, time tracking To see the full list of epics that a team works on in Jira, especially when preparing an epic report and you're only seeing a few, potentially those without any issues in them, there are several approaches you can take to ensure…

Hi @David Price It's Mary from Planyway for Trello As the alternative solution, I may recommend you to try Planyway app. It's synced with your Trello account but works even with the free Trello plan. You will have Trello boards but all the other features like calendar, timeline, time tracking, sync, recurring cards, etc. -…

Hi @Sarah Turner-Saint It's Mary from Planyway: calendar, timeline, time tracking for Trello As an alternative to custom fields you can also try checklist items. That may work too.

Hi @Kristine It's Mary from Planyway power-up for Trello. As an alternative solution, you may try Planyway which visualizes checklist items with start and end dates on both calendar and timeline view. You can also drag&drop them right from the board.

@Lily C It's Mary from Planyway for Jira: workload, roadmap, time tracking Querying tickets added to an epic within a specific timeframe in Jira can be a bit tricky because Jira's JQL doesn't directly support querying based on the date when an issue was linked to an epic. However, there are a few strategies you can employ…

You can use Planyway power-up. It provides a multi-board view on the team timeline which is ideal for managing team workload.

Hi @Dr_ Regina Wagner It's Mary from Planyway for Trello: calendar, timeline, time tracking If you'd like to have a more easy-to-use calendar, experiment with Planyway. It'll let you not only create tasks right on the calendar but also drag&drop cards from the board. Plus, there are lots of other handy features. 

Hi @Christian Herrmann It's Mary from Planyway. Planyway power-up can allow you to do it.

Hi @Tianna Tagami It's Mary from Planyway calendar, timeline, time tracking You may test Planyway. It provides some timeline features in the paid plan (way cheaper than Trello) and some in the free plan. 

Hi @Kristine It's Mary from Planyway for Trello: calendar, timeline, time tracking Can you please share a screenshot of a card that doesn't show up? The first thing that comes to my mind is that you may have filters on.

Hi @luiz_ernane_liberato It's Mary from Planyway for Trello: calendar, timeline, time tracking The best way to control due dates is the calendar or timeline view. In Planyway you can easily create new tasks or simply drag&drop cards from the board to the calendar to assign cards and checklist items. 

Hi @dimanudel It's Mary from Planyway for Trello What's the goal of card sync for you? If you're looking for the way to view cards across boards, then you may try multi-board view available in Planyway that let you connect several boards to a single view (calendar, timeline) and manage them together. 

Hi @Barbara It's Mary from Planyway calendar, timeline, time tracking for Trello. The best way to track dates is the calendar view. In Planyway you can visualize those dates on the calendar or timeline view. If you have several dates on one cards, you can use custom fields and then you can also visualize custom fileds as…

Hi @Chantelle Steele It's Mary from Planyway for Trello: calendar, timeline, time tracking. You can use Planyway to sync Trello and Google Calendar in 2 way (viewing and editing) or 1 way through URL (view only). You're able to view Trello cards in Google and back, Google events in Trello.

Hi @Inika Jain It's Mary from Planyway for Jira: workload, roadmap, time tracking. Configuring a Jira pie chart to display data differently or to include more slices than the default settings allow involves a couple of steps and sometimes workarounds, since Jira's default gadgets have limitations. Here's how you can…

Hi @Teeksh Nagwanshi It's Mary from Planyway I can recommend you Planyway calendar. The app also add many other useful features like roadmap, workload, time tracking under the same subscription. Here you can learn more. 

Hi @Jason Desir It's Mary from Planyway for Jira: roadmap, workload, time tracking. Although third-party apps can enhance these capabilities, I'll guide you through achieving this with JIRA's native functionalities first. 1. Number of Projects Due to be Completed in a Given Period For projects, since JIRA primarily focuses…

Hi @jennilyn delos angeles It's Mary from Planyway for Trello As far as I know, it's not available in Trello app. But you can use Planyway app for Trello and get an option to view your checklist items inside a card as well as visualize them on the calendar along with Trello cards. You can get the app in

Planyway works across multiple projects, you can connect them in the left sidebar. But you're right, a pie chart is not something we have.

@[deleted] Then you may try Planyway. It also visualizes assigned checklist items on the calendar (Trello can be free) but we also have the multiboard feature which means you can connect multiple boards and view cards and checklist items across boards on a single view. The same works for the timeline view. Might be useful…

Hi @Janiltto It's Mary from Planyway for Trello: timeline, calendar, time tracking. In Trello, grouping cards directly is not a built-in feature in the same way that you might group objects in a graphic design application. However, there are ways to organize and consolidate information across multiple cards to achieve a…

Hi @Zoltan Agoston It's Mary from Planyway for Jira: workload, roadmapping, time tracking To achieve the level of control and customization you're looking for in Jira, you'll need to leverage a combination of Jira's built-in permissions, workflows, and possibly some marketplace plugins for finer control over time tracking…

Hi @antonio_bojorges It's Mary from Planyway for Jira: roadmap, workload, time tracking. Creating a report in JIRA to see all issues with the sprint in which they were closed, and automating the process to track the number of issues and story points closed per assignee, per project, per sprint involves a combination of…

Hi @Alex Tejada It's Mary from Planyway for Jira: workload, roadmap, time tracking. Your approach to managing projects in Jira Work Management by consolidating similar scope projects into a single board and organizing them using epics and tasks is quite strategic for several reasons. It can enhance visibility, streamline…

Hi @gabriela_hernandez It's Mary from Planyway calendar, timeline, time tracking for Trello. If you work with scheduled cards, then you may like the idea of having a master calendar or timeline view that Planyway provides that let you view cards across boards.

Hi @Caitlin Simmons It's Mary from Planyway calendar for Trello. You can use Planyway to set up this integration both ways. Please check out this instruction: See Trello cards in Outlook See and edit Outlook events in Planyway calendar with Trello cards

Hi @Vandana Orie It's Mary from Planyway power-up for Trello. One of the ideas which seems quite straightforward is to use the timeline grouped by users. In Planyway you have the option to drag&drop cards from the board to the timeline lane and assign cards this way.