Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Kamila Jekal, Our Great Gadgets app provides all the gadgets you need to build your dashboard to track your sprints easily and efficiently. From sprint burndown/burnup, sprint velocity to pivot tables and formula gadgets that let you track anything you want. These gadgets and eventually some native gadgets of Jira…

Hi @David Beran, This can be easily done by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget support statistic by Status Category, which means that it groups statuses in the way you want. All you have to do it to configure the gadget with a filter that returns the issues from the…

Hi @Sindhu, You could try the Sprint Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget can include sub-tasks and their estimate. In addition, on its Data tab it displays a sprint report that you can easily export in CSV format. See examples of this gadget (and the many others offered by the same…

Hi @Rk, You can display this info in your dashboard by using the Work Breakdown Structure Chart (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget display the issues from a filter or JQL in a tree hierarchy by Epic > Stories > Sub-tasks along with their current status. So, if you configure the gadget with a filter…

Hi @Paul Thompson, An easier way could be to use a gadget that offers these statistics and can group data by quarter automatically. The Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets allows you to create multi-dimensional stats (by multiple fields) by count, sum of a field, percentages, etc and it can group…

Hi @Alan Rodrigo, The Team Velocity reports might be helpful in this case, if you use sprints. But if you don't use sprints, it is not helpful to see story points completed previous month, or in an indicated time interval. With our Great Gadgets app, you can track all of these by configuring a Jira dashboard with all the…

Hi @Anurag Chavan, Take a look over this this article; it might be of great help for you: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/App-Central/An-effective-dashboard-for-Service-Desk-and-Customer-Support/ba-p/2360369 As you will see, with the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app you can build dashboards for tracking JSM…

Hi @Green, Desmond, If those items are actually issues from Jira, you could use the Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) macro offered by our Great Gadgets app. All you have to do is to configure the macro with a JQL that returns the Jira issues that you want to track and to generate its bands by issue statuses. See more example…

Hi @Mikel Whipple, Have a look over this article, as it might offer useful gadgets for your needs. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/App-Central/An-effective-dashboard-for-Service-Desk-and-Customer-Support/ba-p/2360369 Danut

Hi @Mark de Vos, You could try using the Team Wallboard gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app to display the data in the way you want. This means to have a dashboard in Jira for each team, and/or one for the entire project. This gadget display the contents of a board including sub-tasks. It offers swim-lanes by various…

Hi @Alan Rodrigo, You could use the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget configured to display stats by Project and Issue Type. Also, a good option for displaying such statistic is the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget lets you create multi-dimensional statistics (split data…

Hi @James Paton, By using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets apps you can easily create a sprint report with the total story points by assignee, like this: It can be also configured as a chart: The gadget can calculate and display sum of story points, issue count or percentages. See more…

Hi @Pieter, My recommendation is to use the Sprint report as a reference. For the discrepancies in "Sprint Insights", which I guess is the one you are referring to, you could open a ticket with Atlassian Support. If the Sprint report is not easily accessible, you could also use the Scrum gadgets offered by our Great…

Hi @Andrew Wilks, Jira's reports and gadgets do not track sub-tasks. But this can be easily done by using the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. The Sprint Burndown Burnup Chart gadget lets you display sprint burndown/burnup with sub-tasks. The Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget lets you display release…

Hi @Viktoriia Masiuk, Not sure what could be wrong. A screenshot would be helpful. Also, you could contact Atlassian Support for assistance by creating a ticket. Be aware that there is better alternative to this Jira gadget. The Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app lets you create not only…

Hi @Mike Oragwa, No specific settings. You should be able to select the board in the gadget settings by typing its name. Try also by entering the entire board name in double quotes. If the problem persists, contact support@stonikbyte.com and someone will get back to you. Danut.

Hi @Robert Kincaid, Oh, by reading "to keep up with Jira ticket statuses" I thought you wanted to see the age of the corresponding Jira tickets... I'm sorry for misunderstanding the request. When you say "entry in the confluence page for a jira", what it that more exactly? Could you please provide a screenshot? Danut.

Hi @Damien F, Try the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. By using this gadget you can generate two-dimensional (or multi-dimensional) tables or charts by "Status Category". In addition, the data can in in form of no of issues, percentages or sum of story points. Here are some examples:…

Hi @Robert Kincaid, You best option here would be the WIP Aging Chart macro, offered by our Great Gadgets app for Confluence Cloud. By using this macro, you can display the Jira issues from a filter or JQL, by their age: time since creation, or time since its entrance in a specific status. In this example, you can see the…

Hi @Martin, My advice would be to create a Jira dashboard with all the necessary gadgets on it. The advantage of dashboards is that they are highly customizable, allows you to centralize all the metrics in one-single page, and they can be share with teams and other project stakeholders. From what I see, your intention is…

Hi @Jonathon Dameron, Have a look over our Great Gadgets app. It offers many helpful gadgets for your case. It offers sprint & release burndown / burnup gadgets and velocity gadgets that work cross-teams or cross-projects. These gadgets can calculate by custom fields (as in your case), story points or time estimates, etc.…

Hi @Pratyush Raj, I'm afraid that a JQL or API that returns this info does not exist. But, the info you want can be displayed on a dashboard by using the Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. As you can see this gadget displays the story count wise in each status, at a given moment of time.…

Hi @Camille DeGuire, Our Great Gadgets app offers a Kanban Velocity / Throughput gadget that can display the number tickets resolved per week along with the rolling average (velocity) and the trend line. See more about this gadget (and the many others offered by the same app) in these articles: *…

Make sure you set the Start Date and Due Date fields on that epic.

Hi @Patrick Sullivan, A better alternative to manual processing in Excel would be a Jira dashboard showing the necessary info about the sprint. And you could share and visualize it with your team during the sprint review meeting. Our Great Gadgets app offers some gadgets that can be of great help for you. For example, by…

Hi @Yi Meng, Have a look over this article: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/App-Central/How-to-track-scaled-agile-SAFe-projects-in-Jira-with-Great/ba-p/1929694 As you can see, by using the Great Gadgets app you can easily track the teams in an environment similar to yours. The article describes a potential approach to…

Hi @viswanadha kuralla, This report is not available in a team managed projects. But have a look over this article: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/How-to-create-an-epic-burndown-or-burnup-chart-in-Jira-and/ba-p/2737935 As you can see, by using the Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great…

Correct.

Hi @agoutham, You should not estimate sub-tasks in story points. However, if you still do this, Jira will not consolidate them in backlog, reports or gadgets. If you want burndown charts or velocity charts that are able to count the story points from sub-tasks, you can have them all by using our Great Gadgets app. Hope…

Hi @balan, This topic is a duplicate of: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Service-Management/Need-Jira-reports/td-p/2735665 See my answer: #1 Create a filter in Jira that returns the issue created or updated in last 6 months: created >= startofday(-6M) or updated >= startofday(-6M) Then configure the Issue…