Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Radhika Vijji, On hover the chart displays the actual values (percentages, in that example). You could eventually complement this chart with a table that shows the number of child items (or maybe the sum of story points of those child items). Or, configure the the chart to display count instead of percentages. Danut.

Hi @Naveena Tati, As already suggested by other people here, it might be worth taking a look at our app Great Gadgets for Jira Cloud. It offers a wide range of gadgets for tracking sprint progress and analyzing team performance. For your specific use case, the Sprint Burndown Burnup Chart gadget is a great fit. It…

Hi @Radhika Vijji, Jira does not provide such gadget. Have you also tried our Great Gadgets app? It offer many gadgets that can be helpful for creating executive dashboards. For this specific case, I would recommend using its Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget configured to display epic progress as a table, or as a bar…

Bonjour @Dominique QUINTON, Bienvenue dans la communauté Atlassian. Cet article devrait répondre à votre question. Il présente les alternatives disponibles au rapport de suivi temporel retiré et explique comment recréer la plupart de ses fonctionnalités: Jira Is Retiring the Time Tracking, User Workload, and Version…

Hi @Shailesh Yadav, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Jira does not provide such dashboard gadget. For achieving this, you will need an app (plugin) from Atlassian Marketplace. If you are willing to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers some gadgets that can be helpful for this. For this case I would recommend using…

Hi @Alex Cook, This is not something the native Jira dashboard gadgets support, so you'll most likely need an addon (app). If you're open to trying an app from the Atlassian Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app provides gadgets that can generate this type of statistics. Could you share a bit more about how you would like the…

Hi @piyushgupta, You could start by using some of the native gadgets available in Jira. For example, the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget can display metrics such as the number of assigned, resolved, or closed tickets. The Created vs Resolved and Pie Chart gadgets can also be useful, depending on the information…

Hi @Grzegorz Kostecki, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As Karl mentioned, Jira doesn't provide a built-in view of each person's capacity. For that, you'll most likely need an app from the Atlassian Marketplace. If you're looking for a simple way to visualize each team member's workload (based on the sum of the…

Hi @Ed Maschler, This is Danut from the Great Gadgets team. Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Great Gadgets follows the standard Atlassian Marketplace licensing model. The billing part, as well as subscriptions, payments, trials, etc are all managed by Atlassian via the Marketplace platform, not by the app itself, or us…

Hi @Nadeem Ahmed, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. This depends on what type of board you have. If you use a board in a company managed project / space, then use Group: Stories. If you have a team-managed project, then use Group: Subtask. Is this what you need? Danut. 

Hi @Kristy, Jira doesn't provide a built-in gadget for this scenario, but you could search for apps on the Atlassian Marketplace that offer such gadgets. If you're open to using an app, our Great Gadgets app provides a Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget that will address your need for a trend analysis. This gadget does…

Hi @Benjamin Zhou, If Jira's Filter Results gadget doesn't meet your requirements, you may want to explore apps available on the Atlassian Marketplace. If you're open to using an app, I recommend trying the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget included in our Great Gadgets app. This gadget can display a list of issues pending…

Hi @Ian Parsonage, Story points estimate the size and complexity of a backlog item. In Agile, a 5-point story isn't considered "2 points complete" along the way; it's either Done or In Progress. Once the story is fully completed, the burndown reflects all 5 story points. That's how agile is designed to work and how Jira…

Hi @Balakumar, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. What do you want to use such template? What do you want to measure, more exactly? If your refer to this "Multiple sprints overview" dashboard template, as already explained, this is an Enterprise feature. An alternative to this, would be to create a Multiple Sprint…

Hi @patrick Indeed, it does appear that these project reports are being retired, and it's not yet clear whether they will be replaced with something equivalent. Some of this reporting functionality may eventually be implemented through Analytics, but that's a Premium/Enterprise feature. In the meantime, another option is…

Hi @James_Jasmine, I tested this on my Jira test instance, and it appears that grouping by Goals is supported. Is this what you are looking for? Danut.

Hi @Xenia Chilkowich, As Radwan already explained, this is a limitation of Jira Cloud. I also performed a quick test and confirmed that the Sprint Burndown chart is not displayed in Insights. Instead, Jira Cloud indicates that only Story Points or work item count are supported. You could try the following instead: * The…

Hi @Bailey Lissington, Unfortunately, there is no easy way to handle this in Jira without using an add-on, especially when using team-managed projects. If you decide to use an app from the Atlassian Marketplace, you can solve this requirement easily with the gadgets provided by our Great Gadgets app. Solution using Great…

Hi @Kim_Vencill, You can try the Control Chart report of Jira, but it is not customizable. Otherwise, if you are open to using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, your best choice will be the Control Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. It is higly configurable, allows JQL as data source so you can include the…

Hi @Joseph Wilkinson, Stepan's answer definitely explains the behavior you're seeing. However, if you're looking to display epic progress based on the status or status category of child items rather than the resolution field, it may be worth taking a look on the alternative solution explained in this article. Danut. 

Hi @sonali, The Jira Velocity Report shows only the most recent sprints from the Agile board and does not offer built-in options to filter or select specific sprints. If you need to generate a velocity report for a particular sprint, you'll need to use a plugin from the Atlassian Marketplace that provides sprint filtering…

Hi @Luciano Tenório da Silva, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can vote for the existing tickets mentioned by Dan Breyen: JRACLOUD-87800 or JRACLOUD-87808, but this does not guarantee that Atlassian will implement them soon. Meanwhile, you could try a solution based on a plugin (app) from Atlassian Marketplace. If…

Hi @Avijit Nath, Understand, but in my example the effort is summerized per month. Do you want a detailed report for the current or past month? That can also be easily obtained, with all the details you need, including worklog author, comments, etc. See this example: Danut.

Hi @Avijit Nath, Unfortunately, Jira does not provide such a native report. For this type of stats you will need a plugin (app) from Atlassian Marketplace. If you want to try a plugin, you can easily generate such a report by using the Worklog Reports & Timesheets gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. To achieve the…

Hi @Martin Vali, Unfortunately, Jira does not provide this type of dashboard gadget out of the box. The best approach is to look for an app on the Atlassian Marketplace that offers this functionality. If you'd like to try a plugin, I recommend our Great Gadgets app. It includes several dashboard gadgets that can easily…

Hi @Abhilasha Singh, These gadgets display working days. Weekends are excluded by default, based on the Working Days configuration of the Agile board. Could you please provide some screenshots? Also, is your Scrum board in a team-managed project or a company-managed project? Danut

Hi @Bill Sheboy, Thanks for the valuable feedback. I'm glad you liked the article. I incorporated your second suggestion and replaced the throughput bar chart accordingly. As for your first point, I'm not entirely sure how to address it within the scope of this article. It may be better suited as the topic of a separate…

Hi @Rafael Marin, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Unfortunately Jira does not provide any out-of-the-box gadgets or reports that support this type of statistics. To obtain this functionality, you would need to look for a suitable app or plugin on the Atlassian Marketplace. If you want to try an app I would recommend…

Hi @paul, An easy way to find this information for a specific epic is to check the History tab of that epic. It shows all changes made to the issue, including status transitions and when they occurred. However, if you need this information for reporting purposes across multiple epics, I would recommend looking for an app…

Hi @Hansel Faren, An addon that provide such gadgets is our Great Gadgets app. Practically, it covers all the metrics you listed there. Hope this helps. If you miss something or have questions, feel free to contact support@stonikbyte.com. Danut.