Mary from Planyway Atlassian Partner

If you're looking for the calendar that visualizes data across multiple boards — you can explore Planyway plugin for Trello. It's one of the core features of the app.

It sounds like you have some exciting plans ahead!, @Aron Gombas _Midori_ 

Hi @Natalie Keane Are you referring to the native Jira timeline? While you can take screenshots or export to CSV for basic reporting, this might not provide the level of detail or flexibility you need when sharing data with stakeholders. For a more robust and dynamic sharing solution, I highly recommend exploring Planyway…

For managing tasks across multiple teams and projects, I recommend using Planyway for Jira, particularly the timeline view grouped by teams. This feature allows you to visualize and organize work in a way that aligns well with how you want to plan and track progress across several projects simultaneously. How it works:…

@Aron Gombas _Midori_ AI has the potential to drive significant transformation in this field, and I'm eager to see how it will evolve reporting processes in Jira. As for utilizing Rovo in the app, there aren't any specific plans at the moment, but it’s definitely something we’re keeping an eye on—it’s only a matter of time…

@Michael Rankin thanks! fixed

Hi @Anna Holovko Maybe this article can be useful? https://community.atlassian.com/forums/App-Central-articles/The-Ultimate-Guide-to-Jira-Time-Tracking-Native-Features-Reports/ba-p/3175945#M14903

Hi @Vladimir While it's not possible in native Trello, you can get this feature in Planyway power-up (board view). 

@Pepik Kaaali Out of the box, Jira Cloud doesn’t have a built-in view that replicates what your on-prem TTB gadget gives you: You can use Advanced Roadmaps for some capacity planning, but it’s optimized around sprints and teams, not individual capacity tables. Native workload views show assignment counts or story points,…

Hi @Meenakshi Mittal Unfortunately, Advanced Roadmaps (Plans) calculates capacity mostly around sprints and focuses only on the team level. For continuous delivery teams, try Planyway for Jira, since it works at the indivisual level. It gives you: Actual workload and capacity per person (hours/day or story points/day)…

Welcome to Jira, @Suraj Pawar ! 😊Totally understand the need for a simple, clear way to track progress — Jira can feel overwhelming at first, but once you know where to look, it gets much easier. 1. Which Jira features are best for tracking progress? For beginners, the most useful built-ins are: • Boards (Scrum or…

@Matthew Rumph Custom fields got messy fast, and enforcing hierarchy rules (Epic → Project layer) require way too much manual policing. A few things we learned: Jira doesn’t really have a native concept of a “cross-team project” Teams can work on the same real-world project but store issues across different spaces, and…

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@Vivek GauravT To create a comprehensive project plan in Jira that includes major tasks, sub-tasks, task schedules, relationships, ownership/assignment, and a Gantt chart view, you can experiment with Jira Plans or, especially if you consider using Jira for resource management, I highly recommend using Planyway for Jira.…

@Rahul.Chaudhary Sure! Can you please send a note to support@planyway.com so that we get your contact detail. We can arrange a call and set a demo to answer all your questions.

You can absolutely build this, but you’ll hit the limits of native Jira dashboards pretty fast. The cleanest way to get “Effort per Resource per week/month, grouped by release, as a heatmap / Gantt” is using Planyway for Jira as the actual planning dashboard (timeline + workload view). Planyway is a Jira app that gives…

Hi @Zahide Kaplan Are you asking about Planyway or Tempo? All you mentioned for resource planning is possible in Planyway. And time tracking +resource management go under one price. As far as I know, this is not included in Tempo Timesheet but they have a separate app for capacity planning. I guess their apps may link but…

Hi @malena burs You can’t directly show per-stage dates (UX, Data, Dev, Test, Deploy) on a single Epic in the native Jira calendar view out of the box, but you can get close with a combination of issue structure and fields — and then use an app if you need real timeline/calendar visualization per stage. 1. A very…

@henry_bersani If your tickets are in the plan but the lines connecting them are missing from the timeline, it is almost certainly due to one of three configuration gaps: 1. Check link types Jira Plans does not automatically visualize every link type (e.g., "Relates to," "Cloners," "Caused by"). It defaults to…

Hi @Meghan Ramos I'm Mary from Planyway. The app is exactly what you need as it allows you to visualize multiple boards on a single calendar or timeline view. We are happy to help your get started. Please share any questions here at support@planyway.com. You can also check our quick help guide. I'm sure it'll help:)…

Hi @BM Since you mentioned that Jira Plans felt too "noisy" for your needs, you might want to try Planyway for Jira. It’s an app designed specifically to simplify resource planning and visualization. It works great for stand-ups because: * Multi-Project View: you can connect all 5 projects (different keys) into one single…

@kafka max In my experience, velocity and capacity can be configured in Jira, but they rely heavily on the consistency of the team. For stable teams, it's relatively easy to track and adjust these metrics based on the work completed over time. However, with an unstable team that includes both permanent members and…

Tempo Timesheets can integrate your work/calendar meetings so they appear in your “My Work” feed, but you still need to manually confirm/log them — it won’t automatically log time without your action. As for Planyway: 1. With Planyway for Jira you can see the log times for a specific period, along with the related tasks…

Hi @Zahide Kaplan Does Tempo support automatic weekly report generation and email delivery to selected users or groups for log time? Although Tempo supports automatic emails/reminders (weekly/bi‑weekly) about timesheet status (e.g., missing hours) via its Scheduler feature, it does not currently provide a built‑in function…

@Guilherme Rimoli Hillebrand Let me know if you need any help:)

Do you mean if it is possible to set time worked in advance by the manager?

Hi @debbyeubank When it comes to syncing multiple Trello boards into a single Google Calendar with a flat fee model, my strongest recommendation would be to look into Planyway for Trello. The app offers one-way sync for free and 2-way sync (simultaneous editing) with the paid plan. You can either connect Trello boards to…

Hi @Sruthi Vijayakumar In Planyway for Jira dependencies are colored red in case of the risk. Here is how it looks like:

@Mukadder AKPINAR Let's break down how you might achieve them in Jira natively. 1. Who is working on which projects, on which tasks, start-end dates Jira's native filters (JQL) can get you part of the way there. You could create a filter like assignee in membersOf("your-team-group") AND statusCategory != "Done" ORDER BY…

Hi @Yulia Alekseeva Given your requirements – I would recommend taking a close look at Planyway for Jira. This kind of interface allows you to zoom out for the quarterly overview, see your milestones clearly marked, and understand how initiatives are progressing across your various teams. Here’s why it hits all your…