Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Stan Mykhailenko, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I'm afraid that this is not possible with the Confluence default macros. Most likely you will need a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace. In case you want to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers all you need for this. Probably the best option here would be the…

Hi @cedie, Don't remember having a number displayed there... To keep track of active tickets per person you could use a dashboard gadget, such as Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget configured with the board's filter and to display stats by Assignee and Status. Danut 

Hi @Emre Toptancı _OBSS_, Unfortunately, this cannot be done by using Jira's default gadgets. You will need a plugin for this. If case you want to try a plugin, have a look over our Great Gadgets app. It offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that will allow you to get the chart you want with just a few clicks. To…

Hi @gabriel.clarkson Try comparing / looking at the data from the tables under these charts to see the evolution of the Work Scope over time. This should help you identify the issues that are causing these differences. Danut.

Hi @RedBottle, To get a a view of all tasks and sub-tasks within an epic you could try the Jira's List view available in each project. If this is not enough for you, you could look for an app (plugin) on Atlassian Marketplace that offers advanced capabilities. In case you want to try an app, our Great Gadgets app offers…

Hi @Kevin Ryan, Unfortunately, these Jira reports don't allow you to use custom statuses or JQL. But, as already advised, you can look for a plugin (app) on the Atlassian Marketplace that is capable of doing so. If you are willing to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers all you need for tracking your agile projects…

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Hi @Hamsa Ranganathaiah, The short definitions of these two key metrics are: * Cycle Time = the processing time from the team's perspective * Lead Time = the processing time from the customer's perspective. So it's the other way around, if I look at the definitions in your post. I haven't checked in Atlassian Analytics,…

Hi @Rupendra Vengurlekar, As far as I can see, the Home Dashboards do not yet offer a scatter-plot chart. You could eventually try other chart types, such as line or bar, but they will not return issue-level data. For getting cycle time plotted for your issues, you will still need to use the Jira's Cycle Time report, or…

Hi @Vanessa Friedrich, Welcome to the community! Unfortunately this is not something that can be done by using Jira's default tools. You'll need an app from Atlassian Marketplace to get this type of reports. If you want to try an app, this can be easily achieved by using the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. By…

Hi @Ran Wronsky, You could create a Jira dashboard, which shows the Kanban board content, and use it in daily meetings. A dashboard can be highly customized, you can add also charts and other metrics, you'll have all the info in one-page... so a great real-time input for daily meetings. Just see this article as an example:…

Hi @Chris Rhodes, As Trudy mentioned, you could create and save a filter in Jira that returns the issues created in a certain time range and then configure the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget to show the count of labels. In addition, you could also use Jira's Issue Statistics gadget to display the count of issues…

Hi @Ran Wronsky, Displaying the epic progress on board cards is not possible. But, as an alternative, you could try displaying the progress of the epics on your Jira dashboard by using an app from Atlassian Marketplace. In case you want to try an app, our Great Gadgets has a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that allows you…

Hi @Keira Wilkinson, It would be useful to share also the table under the chart. You could try also the Jira's Sprint Burndown gadget instead. Have you also tried the Jira's Sprint Report or the Burnup report? Do they also display a flat line? Danut.

Hi @Adriano Baker, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Not sure if you can get a cross-project view by using those panels. They are project-specific. for a cross-project overview, I recommend creating a dashboard in Jira with the necessary gadgets. Jira offers some basic gadgets, but you can get all you need by searching…

Hi @Lareb Umer, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As mentioned already, this cannot be achieved by using the Jira native functionality. So most likely you will need an app. You mentioned that you've already reviewed some of the app on the Atlassian Marketplace. But have you had a chance to take a look at our Great…

Hi @lea.calvin, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You could try the List view available at the Jira project level. This can display items by their hierarchy, along with child items. An alternative solution would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that provides such view. In case you want to try an app,…

Hi @Simon Rolph, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Another possibility would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for a plugin (app) that allows you to add user custom fields (such as Skills) to the agent profiles. In case you want to try a plugin, our Project Team app allows you to do this. Comparing to user custom…

Hi @Charles Brooks, I would recommend asking this question to Tempo support team directly. The time from the creation of the problem to its resolution is also called "lead time". Basically, for this you will need a gadget/report that is capable to calculate lead time, cycle time, or time between workflow statuses.…

Hi @Lisa Fren, Welcome to Atlassian Community! When it is about what to include in your project report, I would recommend having the following metrics & indicators: * Sprint Burndown / Burnup * Release Burndown / Burnup * Sprint Velocity Chart * Release ETA - Forecast * Epic Progress / Completion status * WIP Visualization…

Hi @Sebastian Santoyo, I haven't tried it on a JSM project, but it might work to add additional levels to the default Jira hierarchy if you use the Plans feature (aka Advanced Roadmaps) - now available with Premium and Enterprise plans. This would allow you to implement the hierarchy you need and then use the parent-child…

Hi @Rick Love, What time-in-status gadget are you using? Can you please provide a screenshot so we can understand? Danut.

Hey @[deleted] , Just tested with the same values. This is what our gadget displays. As you can see, the sum is 100%, but this is also because it rounds to 2 decimal places. Jira doesn't seem to use decimals... which causes big discrepancies. I don't rule out the possibility of not having a 100% match in our gadget if we…

Hi @serge calderara, Indeed, this looks like a defect in this Jira gadget. You could raise a ticket with Atlassian support for this. There are better alternatives to this gadget as available apps (plugins) on Atlassian Marketplace. If you want to try an app, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget…

Hi @Aymane jilali, This is not possible with the Jira native tools, but could search for an app / plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that supports such calculations/stats. In case you want to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that lets you calculate and display this info on a Jira…

Hi @Puneet Gupta, This can be easily done by using Jira's Issue Filter Statistics gadget. All you have to do is to configure the gadget with a filter that returns the sub-tasks (bugs in your case) and to generate the statistic pa Parent field. As a result, you will get a list of parent stories with the count of sub-tasks.…

Hi @Raj Sapale, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This chart doesn't show bottlenecks; it shows how long issues took along the flow, so it helps you identify outliers, those that took longer. For determining the bottlenecks, it might be better to look at Jira's Cumulative Flow Diagram report available under each project.…

Hi @kru-se, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This report calculates an average daily velocity based on past time interval in order to predict the ETA and the amount of work expected to hit/complete at the planned end date. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver0816/version-report-1064080254.html This…

Hi @Liz A., Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You could try the List view available at the Jira project level. This can display items by their hierarchy, along with child items. It does not support JQL filtering, but it might be just enough for your needs. An alternative solution would be to search on Atlassian…

Hi @Vasanth Krishnan, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, a CFD chart would be useful for an overall view of the combined work of multiple Scrum teams. Jira offers a Cumulative Flow Diagram report available to the project, so first take a look on this. As far as I now it is per-project and cannot be customized too…