Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @SianS, I'm afraid that it is not possible to display such chart / report directly by using the Jira out-of-the box tools. You could try the Jira's Velocity report, but it cannot display a "% of Delivery" series. My advice is to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that is capable to display such chart in real…

Hi @Product Team, I'm afraid that Jira cannot provide such a report. My advice is to use a dashboard with all the necessary gadgets in place for covering the information you want, Or, if you have Confluence, to create a page with the necessary macros on it that displays data taken from Jira. Then, export (in PDF) or share…

Hi @Ernie Hassell, Jira does not have a "Documents" section for the projects. You can attach the files as attachments to issues and there are no folders. If you want to store documents at the project level, you will need a Jira plugin from Atlassian Marketplace. In case you take into consideration the idea of using a…

Hi @Jerry Raterman, Not sure if this is possible with Jira's default JQL. Some queries that might be helpful: parentEpic IN (EPIC-1, EPIC-2) - this returns the two epics along with their stories and subtasks parent IN (EPIC-1, EPIC-2) - this returns the stories under these two epics But why do you need this? What are you…

Hi @Bryan Fitzgerald, I don't see an easy way for creating such report in Jira / Confluence. My advice is to search on Atlassian Marketplace for a plugin that has such capabilities. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets could be helpful because it offers some gadgets that can display this type of…

Hi @Joe Homan, The jira's Velocity report can display only a limited number of sprints (up to 7). A solution would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that does not have such limitation. If you are willing to use an app, be aware that our Great Gadgets app offers a Team Velocity gadget that lets you display…

Hi @Soukaina IBALINE, How are the tests stored? Are they stored in Jira as issues/tickets? Or do you use a specific plugin for testing? Danut. 

Hi @Jake S, As already suggested, you could try the Created vs Resolved chart gadget of Jira configured to display the trend of unresolved. But keep in mind that this chart includes only the issues created in the timeframe configured in the gadget; it is not a cumulative chart, so the issues created before this timeframe…

Hi @Kedareswar, A potential solution for your need could be our Great Gadgets plugin. It offers a Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget that can be used to display project burndown, cross-team or cross-project burndown or epic burndown etc. This plugin lets you display milestones for various percentages of the timeline…

Hi @anisha, It might be possible to achieve this by using Advanced Roadmaps, with Premium plan. So you could take a look and give it a try. Another possibility would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that can help you track cross-project releases. If you consider the idea of using an app, our Great…

Hi @Lova Ranaivoson, Is your sprint and the sub-tasks in a team-managed project? If so, unfortunately it is not possible to filter the sub-tasks by sprint at the JQL level due to a known Jira bug/limitation: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-25893. So I'm afraid that it is not possible to achieve what you want at…

Hi @Shefali Tayade, I'm Danut from StonikByte - the creators of this plugin. The licensing model follows the Jira user tier, meaning you'll need a license with the same number of users as your Jira instance (52 in your case). And this is applicable not only to our plugin, but also to any other plugin sold on the Atlassian…

Hi @Oza Parth, As @Bill Sheboy mentioned, you will need a plugin for this, because Jira does not track sub-tasks estimates. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Sprint Burndown Burnup Chart gadget that can include the sub-tasks in the calculation. It supports any type of estimates…

Hi @anisha, As @Walter Buggenhout suggested, it might be possible to achieve this by using Advanced Roadmaps, with Premium plan. So you could take a look and give it a try. Another possibility would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that can help you track cross-project releases. If you consider the idea of…

Hi @Tefik Iseinovic, You could try using the Jira's Burndown Chart report. It has a data table in which the tasks added in sprint are displayed and you can see the impact over the sprint work. I don't see an export option, but you could copy-paste the table in Excel for further processing. You could also use the Jira's…

Hi @Yatiraj Sharma, I'm afraid that it is not possible to have this at the JQL level. A possible option would be to search for an app / plugin on Atlassian Marketplace. If you are considering using an app, our Great Gadgets app can be helpful. It offers a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget that can easily display the…

Hi @Sanyal_ Kunal, Not sure if there is an workaround for the Jira reports. As @Bill Sheboy suggested, a solution would be to search for an app on Atlassian Marketplace. If you consider the idea of using an app, our Great Gadgets app can be a good option because it offers a Team Velocity Chart gadget that lets you display…

Hi @Jenny Piléus, With Jira's default reports is not possible; the Control Chart report is limited to the current project. An alternative would be to use an app/plugin, so you could search for an alternative on Atlassian Marketplace. If you are open to the idea of using an app, our Great Gadgets app offers a Control Chart…

Hi @peter gusev, You can do that in Advanced Roadmaps, but you'll need the Jira Premium plan for this. An alternative would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app (extension) that provides such functionality. If you are open to the idea of using an app, our Great Gadgets app has a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)…

Hi @snehil.mishra, I guess you use the Control Chart report of Jira in your company-managed projects. Unfortunately that report is not available on team-managed projects. If you are open to the idea of using an app, our Great Gadgets app offers a Control Chart gadget that covers that Jira report. It has the great advantage…

Hi @Fatema Faheem, Jira does not offer a gadget that allows you to display percentages of customer satisfaction or the average satisfaction score. You will need to search on Atlassian Marketplace that offers such gadget. If you are open to idea of using an app, our Great Gadgets app can be a good solution for your needs.…

Hi @Mar, As far as I know, Jira does not allow you to sum-up fields. You will need a plugin for this; so you could search on Atlassian Marketplace for apps that supports this. If you take into consideration the option of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers many gadgets that let you easily sum-up numeric fields.…

Hi @Someswara Kudumala, This is not possible at the JQL level. And, as far as I know, Jira does not provide a native gadget for "time in status" or "time with assignee". You could search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that provides this type of gadgets. If you consider the idea of using an app, our Great Gadgets app…

Hi @[deleted], If you consider the idea of using an app from Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app offers a Created vs Resolved chart that could be helpful. It has no limitations like the one from Jira. Take a look over this article: A powerful Reported vs Done chart for Jira dashboards. Danut.

Hi @Jodi Jones, As mentioned by @Bill Sheboy, you will need the "Ready for Release" mapped on the last column of your Scrum board. This will make the reports work in the way you want. If you don't like the idea of modifying the agile board, another possibility would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an add-on that…

Hi @Danine O_Donnell, A weekly burn rate can be manually extracted from sprint burn charts, but this is not ideal of course. The Jira's default burndown chart does not have a param for grouping data weekly. For getting such a rate automatically, you could search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that offers such report…

Hi @suneel babu, As mentioned already by @Nikola Perisic, this is not possible with the Jira's out-of-box gadgets. Another app able to display stats by "Request Type" field (specific to JSM) is the Great Gadgets app developed by my team. It includes a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that lets you display stats about this…

Hi @Sherwin Soriano, You could try the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget of Jira. It is able to display counts, but unfortunately it is not able to sum-up fields or do advanced splinting or calculations. If you need more than that, our Great Gadgets can be helpful as it offers some gadgets that will help you to…

Hi @Patryk Mucha, The structure Epic->Ticket->Subtask looks good to me. You could also track the Number of Users to Be Educated and the Number of Users Educated as numeric custom fields in these issues. Not sure what do you say that it is difficult to dynamically create the tickets. Could you please elaborate a bit? For…

Hi @Md_ Abrarul Huda, By using the Jira's default gadgets it is not possible. If you are open to idea of using an app, our Great Gadgets app offers two gadgets that you could use to display custom (manually entered) numbers. Here is how: By using Issue Filter Formula Gadget Configure the gadget to calculate a count ideally…