Katarina Harbuzava Atlassian Partner

Hi @Leo Hernandez , One more important addition, when you set the dates to your issues, the cards will be automatically shown in the calendar. Best.

Sorry for being late, but Google sync option works for Trello only. 

Hello there! Matthias, i am really sorry for the late reply. If the Jira issues are assigned and there is a due date, then everything will be visualized on the timeline view. But Planyway has no automatic arrangements/scheduling for free people based on priorities/ranks and dependencies. I hope, you will find your best…

Hi @Erika Suzuki Toledo ! There is one more robust Trello power-up for making your planning process faster, called Planyway. Planyway is a third-party app that integrates with Google Calendar to provide additional features and functionality for managing tasks and events. When you connect your Google account to Planyway,…

Feel free to try it out! It will not cost you a penny, as Planyway has a forever-free account for 10-member (or less) teams. Non-site admin can use the plugin within common team space, e.g in team-managed projects. If you ask about whether Planyway is available for projects created by non-admins, then -- yes, it is…

Hey @Jennifer Tong If you're searching for a sort of issues visualization on a gantt chart timeline, I will recommend you trying a robust Jira plugin called Planyway. Drag and drop different issues to the timeline to track their progress, display subtasks to get more details, and you can connect multiple Jira projects…

Hello @Julia Weninger ! You can try an alternative to Tempo called Planyway. It's totally free for teams of up to 10 members. Syncing Google Calendar gives you a complete overview of your schedule, so you can focus on the right things at the right time. Best.

Hello @Jane Crease ! If you need a Trello power-up to see all dates (including weekends) synced with your tasks/teammates, try out Planyway team planner. You can try out everything for free. Weekends can be switched on via three dots sign in the upper right corner.

Hi @Matthias Kannenberg I would definitely recommend trying Planyway team planner. Planyway has a robust project portfolio feature, that helps to have full control over multiple projects. Planyway imports your Jira projects and allows you to visualize your workflow easier: Gantt-like timeline, resource planning, and…

Hi @Leo Hernandez! Thanks a lot for your patience! I am sorry for the inconvenience. But such a problem is likely to happen on the Atlassian side. This happens due to temporary technical works. Could you please try one more time? 

Hi @Leo Hernandez ! You can sync any Jira date fields with Planyway dates. So try to install Planyway team planner. Your start and end dates will be associated with the custom date you select. If you work with several projects, repeat the steps above for each of them.

Hey @[deleted] ! Jira has no project reporting option by default, that's why I will highly recommend you to install Planyway team planner. Planyway has time tracking reports that can be filtered out by project, or by member. Then you can export your project report to CSV, or to Excel. Check how it looks: Moreover Planyway…

Hi @Antun Štefančić ! :) You can try Planyway plugin for tracking working hours monthly/weekly/daily. There you will be able to check tracked time via reports. Although Planyway has no labour costs calculator and budgets, it is perfect for resource planning and workflow management, checking workloads by team members, and…

Hey;) Thanks for your quick respond. Planyway is free for teams of up to 10 members, btw. So feel free to try our resource planning charts to manage workload faster.

Hey @Pasam Venkateshwarrao Try Planyway, this is a cost-effective team planner tool for clear capacity planning. It is absolutely free for teams of up to 10 members.

Hi @Guglielmo Cornelli ! If you need an Excel-like reporting, you can also try Planyway team planner to get daily/weekly/monthly/ reports by user, or by project. Choose the ‘Reports’ tab to build a detailed report. See how much time was tracked here and there. Here are several views from different tabs:

Hello @helene_geerts Helen! :) I would definitely recommend you giving Planyway team planner a try to help your with team planning. Planyway is a super for resource planning needs, and workflow visualization. Btw, it has robust integrations both for Jira, and for Trello as well. Any of your colleagues will be able to check…

Hello @Cerme ICT Support ! Welcome to Jira community:) You can also try Planyway team planner (Jira addon) and its monthly calendar for working with your Jira issues. 

Hey @Elif Alverson :), Try Planyway team planner for your daily needs, it's free for the teams of up top 10 members. It has a timer inside, but you don't need to log in time manually, because you can just drag'n'drop tasks on time tracking calendar and then monitor workload. I hope it can help.

Hello @Shashank Gaurav Apart from the workload pie chart in Jira, you can also try Planyway. It is a simple Jira plugin for better workload planning and time tracking. Check all the time tracked in a form of simple reports, and filtered logged time either by assignee or by project you need to see. You can also connect…

Thanks for this opportunity! I am also enthusiastic about participation with our team planner.

Hi @Hiti Verma! I am Kathrin, a marketing manager at Planyway. I would recommend using Planyway add-on for Jira to see monthly reporting by each user in your team. It's free for teams of up to 10 members. You will see total time spent by month, by week, and improve resource planning in general. This is how it looks like:…

Hi @Katherine Torzsok! Welcome on Atlassian board! :) You can also try set up add-on for better project planning, called Planyway. Yes, it's not so about impact vs. effort , but this tool is definitely about clear project roadmapping.

Hi Natasha! :) I am Kathrin, a marketing manager at Planyway. Planyway team planner has an option of timeline view that makes project monitoring much easier. This add-on is really intuitive in general, and there you will see a timeline, that you'll be able to group by lists, and select the lists you'd like to work with.…

Hi Soumya Rao! I am Kate, from Planyway. I would like to advise you to try Planyway сapacity planning in Jira. There you can see the capacity per team member, based on the original estimation added to issues, and the number of working hours per day. Check the view in the picture below. Best.

Hey Diego! :) This is Kathrin, from Planyway. You can try Planyway plugin for Jira. There you will find not only epics, but all your projects dates on timeline. Schedule epics by simply dragging and dropping them on the timeline or calendar in the task panel. You'll also see filtering ('grouping') the data by project, by…

Hi @mhoyosga I am Kathrin, a marketing manager at Planyway. You can try timeline feature in various add-ons, like Planyway. There you can group your issues by user or by project. There are also such useful options, such as a calendar, workload planning, time tracking, and reports. I hope this is helpful.

As an alternative, try to use roadmaps in Planyway. This addon has always clear project roadmaps. In Planyway, you have an option of managing issues from several projects. Find and click + next to Projects in the sidebar to select those you need to connect.