Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Joshua Oberlin, This is because the team-managed projects have their own statuses. In your example, a "To Do" status exists in all projects but in fact there are 3 "To Do"statuses, one in each project... This is a big limitation. A good alternative to this pie chart would be the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered…

Hi @Brett Lindsey, The approach seems good to me. A single project should be sufficient in this case; this also makes things easier for people reporting issues as they will report IT issues in one project/portal. At some point you will need also to monitor metrics, KPIs, charts for your IT project and teams. My advice to…

Hi @Fred W, The best way to address this issue is to work with StonikByte Support. Great Gadgets has support for rate limits and is able to handle the specific error code 429 thrown by Jira when a limit is reached. But if the limits are too low you might still get the error. In this case, you can proceed by whitelisting…

Hi @Harryhanny, In addition to the default Jira gadgets, you can try also the Scrum gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app, which can work with the active sprint or past sprints. Team Wallboard gadget - display the agile board, sprint info, support swim-lanes Sprint Burndown Burnup Chart gadget - let's you display…

Hi @Ashish Deshwal, Jira does not provide a gadget like that. But you could try this workaround: * Create an issue in Jira (DEMO-1) * In its Description field enter a screenshot with the schedule from Opsgenie * Create a filter in Jira that returns only the issue DEMO-1 (filter JQL: issue = DEMO-1) * Add the Filter Results…

Hi @Modadugu, Srinivas, Creating a statistic or chart with number of bugs identified per month (by your custom date field) can be easily done by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. Pivot Table Pivot Chart You could start with 1-month of free trial. If you need any help, please…

Hi @Work Admin, Try the Sprint Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. When configured to calculate by Time Remaining & Time Spent, the gadget considers an issue with remaining zero if it is done, event if its remaining estimate field is not zero. So it might do the trick for you. The gadget can also…

Hi @Celeste Oh, This is not possible. There is a feature request for this but not addressed yet: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-10673 Danut

Hi @Celeste Oh, You could use the Filter Results gadget of Jira to display the unresolved issues. First create the a filter in Jira that returns the unresolved issues from your projects: project in (ProjectA, ProjectB) and statusCategory != Done Then add the Filter Results gadget to you dashboard configure it to use this…

OK. And why isn't the Issue Statistics gadget good enough for this? Maybe because it also shows those percentages, which you don't need... But why is the Pivot Table gadget not good enough for this? Danut.

Hi @Vyshnavi S, In your second image, the statistics seems to be by Labels field. Try configuring the Issue Statistics gadget to use Labels field instead of the Deployment Environment field. Danut. 

Like this? You could try also the Issue Statistics gadget of Jira, which displays the count (and percentage): Danut.

Hi @Vyshnavi S, If you cannot solve this by using Issue Statistics or Two Dimensional Statistics gadgets of Jira, I'm pretty sure that this can be easily achieved by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. If you consider our app as a potential solution, please contact us at…

Hi @Prashant Rajan , Try using the Labels gadget of Jira. If you configure it to use your Jira Project and Labels field, it will show all your labels (functional projects). Hope this helps. Danut

Hi @bharathkumar, The Epic burndown report is a Scrum specific report; that's why it is not available for Kanban boards. If you want to display a burndown chart for your epic, you could try the Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. All you have to do it is to configure the gadget to use a…

Hi @Eric Douglas Anderson, Based on the initial question that you posted, you mentioned that you are looking for "number of days child issues have been in progress". Based on your reply, it seems that you are are actually looking for the "actual time spent", which is a completely different thing. Just to confirm, by "time…

Hi @paul, Jira does not offer a velocity gadget; it just offer a Velocity report. But you could try the Team Velocity gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. It offers many metrics, can count sub-task and works any type of estimates. See more about this gadget (and many others offered by the same app) in these articles: *…

Hi @Lee Street, I'm afraid that you will not find free apps for this. It might be worth considering an app that does this kind of reporting not only for you, but for your entire organization. If so, take a look over our Great Gadgets app, which offers all the gadgets you need for tracking cycle time as Control Chart,…

Hi @Omkar Rajale, As far as I know, this is not possible without a plugin. If you consider a plugin, you could try the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart macro offered by our Great Gadgets app for Confluence Cloud. With this app you can easily calculate the progress of a story based on its sub-tasks completion and display the…

Hi @Paul Warkentin, Unfortunately, this is not easy to do in Jira. An useful gadget in this case would be the WIP Aging Chart gadget offer by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget displays the issues from a board/filter/JQL by their age (time in that status or in board column, or time since creation, etc). If you hove an…

Hi @Eric Douglas Anderson, What you actually need is a cycle time gadget, to measure the cycle duration from "In-progress" to "Acceptance', in days. Our Great Gadgets app offers all you need for tracking this via a dashboard. They work based on a filter/JQL, let's you select specific transitions and can display the time in…

Hi @Bud Herz, You will most likely need to create your own custom reports and dashboards for tracking the initiatives in the way you want. If you consider the idea of an add-on, take a look on our Great Gadgets app, which offers many gadgets that can be helpful for building dashboards for tracking progress at the…

Hi @Alejandro Echeverry, Not sure why this does not work. Make sure you clicked in the Expand macro, before inserting the Chart macro. If you don't figure this out, you could try using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget/macro offered by our Great Gadgets app, which can let you create & display multi-dimensional tables,…

Hi @Deepika Narang, I'm afraid that it is not possible with the Jira's default reports or gadgets. But you can easily do this by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. With this gadget you can create multi-dimensional tables, heatmaps and charts of various types with drag & drop. Here…

Hi @Kashif Zamir, Our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that can be a good alternative to the Jira's pie chart. It can display single pie charts or multiple pie charts in the same gadget The gadgets is very flexible and let's you create not only pie charts, but also multi-dimensional tables,…

Hi @Daniel, Not sure if I fully understood your request, but this looks like something that could be easily done by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. Here is an example of a table that shows the issues by Epic Link, Issue type and Status created with a few clicks and drag & drop!…

Hi @Stefannie Tan, Have also a look over this article: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/App-Central/An-effective-dashboard-for-Service-Desk-and-Customer-Support/ba-p/2360369 If the issues goes in a specific status (like Waiting Customer) after the response has been given, then you can easily measure it with our Great…

Hi @Bulingzi_ Su _KW-BER_ DEBE_, Take also a look over our Great Gadgets app. It offers all the gadgets you need for creating Epic Burndown, Release Burndown and many other agile charts. It works with any type of Jira projects, without being necessary to migrate data. See these articles on how to use these gadgets: *…

Hi @Varun Patial, Each agile board has a filter behind, which returns the issues to be displayed in the board. You could create a saved filter for each team, which will return the issues of that team, and then to create agile boards for your teams based on these filters.…

Hi @Ross McCusker, If by throughput you understand the amount of work (in form of issue count or sum of story points) delivered in time intervals of certain length and, eventually, its trend over time, this may not be possible without a plugin. You could try the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app, which has 1-month…