Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @sagar_shah, Welcome to the community. As explained already, the difference comes from the type of the projects software vs business. A solution would be to create a new project of the same type, that offers the board the you want, and bulk move the issues into that new project. But why do you need this? Is it juts for…

Hi @Chau Tran, On Cloud, the raw data of the Burnup Report is not exposed via the REST API. As an alternative, you can retrieve the issues along with their fields from a sprint by using the search REST API endpoint with a JQL query such as Sprint = "My Sprint". You can then process the returned issues as needed. However,…

Hi @henry_bersani, I don’t see any other options in Jira besides Plans (Advanced Roadmaps) without using a plugin... But if you decide to reconsider the option of using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, please let me know and I will come with a good recommendation. Danut.

Hi @leonard armagnat, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Contacting the Structure app vendor is the best option here, as they can guide you on how to configure this. In case you don't manage do achieve this with Structure and you are open to use another plugin from Atlassian Marketplace , I would recommend trying the Work…

Hi @jason.roberts, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Jira’s native dashboard gadgets are not able to provide this level of detail. You could try the Filter Results gadget to display a list of issues updated in the last 14 days, including fields such as Key, Summary, Description, Assignee, and Priority. However, you won’t…

Hi @Bala Sai Krishna, Welcome to the community. Such a chart cannot be implemented using Jira’s native gadgets. The solution would be to use an app (plugin) from the Atlassian Marketplace. If you’re open to trying an app, our Great Gadgets app offers multiple options for adding this type of chart to your Jira dashboard,…

Hi @Calvin, With Jira’s native gadgets, this is not possible, and I’m not familiar with Tempo. However, if you consider using an app from the Atlassian Marketplace, I recommend taking a look at the Worklog Reports & Timesheets gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget allows creating all kind of time reports in…

Hi @Jose Delgado, I would recommend trying the Jira's Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget configured with a saved filter that returns the issues resolved during that time period and with stats by Assignee and Work Item Type. If you need a more detailed view, you might want to try the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget…

Hi @Ein Kunde, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What CFD do you use? If it is about the Jira's Cumulative Flow Diagram report specific to company-managed spaces (and their agile boards) then ensure it includes all the board columns. In addition, check in the agile board settings if all the workflow statuses are mapped…

Hi @Michelle Kirk, The app allows entering a custom JQL as data source, as well as a saved filter or board. For checking the app capabilities, I recommend having a look over this full app demo video. And more details about the capabilities of each gadget can be found by browsing the app documentation. Danut

Hi @Admin _ Quality Assurance, As advice by @Arkadiusz Wroblewski, the best way is to start logging the work on issues on a daily basis. This can be done on the issue screen, under Work log tab. When adding the logs, specify the time spent and add a short work description. Once you do this, you will be able to generate…

Hi @Michelle Kirk, The Jira native dashboard gadgets do not provide these functionalities. If you’re open to installing a plugin from the Atlassian Marketplace, a good option would be our Great Gadgets app. It provides all you need for tracking SLA or breaches, as well as multi-field pivot tables that allows you to create…

Hi @Boele Staal, It is free only if you have up-to 10 users in Jira. Otherwise, it is free only during the 1 month trial period. Danut

Hi @Manuel Bernardino Marques da Silva, As far as I know, meeting these requirements is not possible using the native Confluence features. My advice is to search for an app on the Atlassian Marketplace that offers these capabilities. If you would like to try an app, all your requirements can be easily fulfilled using the…

Hi @Raj Reddy, In Confluence, you can add the Jira Work Items macro and configure it to display the Linked Issues column; as a result it will display the keys of the linked issues. But unfortunately they do not display additional details about the linked issues such as Summary, Description or Status... If this is not…

Hi @henry_bersani, I am not aware of a way to display such milestones in Jira using only the built-in tools. If you want to try a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, such milestones can be displayed in an initiative burndown chart by using the Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. The gadget…

Hi @Benjamin Peikes, Not sure if I fully understood your request, but if you need a view such as epic burdown chart, epic progress, or epic breakdown, then this article might be useful: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/App-Central-articles/How-to-display-the-progress-of-Epics-or-Initiatives-in-Jira-or/ba-p/2858840…

Hi , Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In Jira search results or List View you can add the Linked Work Items column; it will display the keys of the issue links. Same can be done in Filter Results Jira's native gadget. But unfortunately they do not display additional details about the linked issues such as Summary,…

Hi @Agarwal, Akshit, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You could also try the Sprint Burndown Chart and Sprint Health gadgets of Jira. They can be very helpful. However, if you need more detailed insights or want to build a more effective Sprint Progress dashboard, you may need additional gadgets. In that case, you can…

Hi @Jim Tailor , Welcome to Atlassian Community. You can display the sprint burndown chart by embedding the Jira's Sprint Burndown macro in your Sprint Report page. But, as far as I know, there is no way to embed the Jira Sprint Report in a Confluence page. But you could eventually try to use macros like Sprint Health or…

Hi @Marino Poletine, I’m not aware of an easy way to achieve this directly in Jira. It may be possible using Plans, but that is a Premium feature. Another option would be to look for a plugin (app) in the Atlassian Marketplace that provides this functionality. If you’re open to trying a plugin, one of the most effective…

Hi @Roger Bradley, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira does not provide a built-in gadget that can calculate percentages based on multiple JQL filters. To address this requirement, you may want to explore available apps on the Atlassian Marketplace, where you can find app designed to extend Jira’s reporting…

Hi @Edmond Khachatryan, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As far as I know, Jira does not provide an organizational chart out of the box. In this case, a good solution would be to search for an app (plugin) on the Atlassian Marketplace. If you’d like to try a plugin, our Project Team app offers everything you need to…

Hi @Philippe Vignol, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You could try using the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget of Jira. It can display the number of issues in every epic and status. But unfortunately this gadget does not display % complete (percentages). If you need more than this, then I would recommend…

Hi @Ashley Schultz, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In Jira search results or List View you can add the Linked Work Items column; it will display the keys of the issue links, but not the link type, summary, status or other details of the linked issues. If this is not enough, another alternative would be to install a…

Hi @John Phillips, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Indeed, the Cumulative Flow Chart report in Jira is quite static and does not allow so many customizations. For something better, my advice is to consider using an app from Atlassian Marketplace. If you want to try an app, a good alternative would be the Cumulative…

Hi @khushboo_puri, Indeed the Jira gadgets does not support the Team field yet. But, if you consider the option of using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that supports Team field and can offer stats similar to the Jira's Two Dimensional Filter Statistics…

Hi @Jairo Monteiro, You could use the endpoints of the Jira Cloud REST API to retrieve issue changelogs, then parse them to extract the required information. However, this approach is complex and prone to errors. My recommended approach would be to search for an app (plugin) on Atlassian Marketplace that is capable to…

Hi @John Phillips, Welcome to the community! It is not possible to create a burndown based on a custom filter by using Jira's native tools. But if you are open to try an app (plugin) from Atlassian Marketplace, you can easily do this by using the Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This…

Hi @Wendy Xu, Welcome to Atlassian Community. You could try the Epic Burndown report in Jira, as it is supposed to provide similar functionality. Unfortunately, the report is not very straightforward and not so flexible. See also its…