Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Berny, This cannot be achieved by using Jira's JQL. However, you can do this by using the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget displays the issue from a filter or a JQL in a tree hierarchy in form of Epics > Stories > SubTask along with their status. If you have Jira…

Hi @Gustavo, These charts are the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. However, the error in question does not appear to be given by these gadgets; it is given by Jira or maybe another gadget from the page (if any). My advice is to contact our Support Team at support@stonikbyte.com and someone will get in touch with…

Hi @Vamsi Fragale, This can be easily done by using the Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. The gadget can be configured to group data by 1-week interval as you want. The chart can be generated not only by count of issues, but also by story points or by other estimation types. All you…

Hi @Josh Bray, As an alternative to the SLA report of Jira, please try also the dashboard gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. For example, the Cycle Time Trend gadget allows you to track the SLA (as, for example, the time between issue creation and the moment it was marked resolved). It offers an option to exclude…

Hi @ram.vadde, You ca do this by using the Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. All you have to do is to create some filters that return the issues for each team and to configure the gadget to calculate the COUNT for each of these filters. This app offers some more gadgets that you could…

Hi @REITER, KIMBERLY, An easy way to do this is by using the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget displays the issue from a filter or a JQL in a tree hierarchy in form of Epics > Stories > SubTask along with their status. If you have Jira Advanced Roadmaps installed, it can…

Hi @Dirk Höller, Not sure why this happens, but be aware that there is a better alternative to this report. Try our Great Gadgets app. It offers many gadgets, including a Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget that can offer a prediction of the ETA. The gadget is highly configurable, works with any type of estimate and can…

Hi @Ilidio Faria, Try our Great Gadgets app. It offers many gadgets including Sprint Burndown Burnup Chart and Release Burndown Burnup Chart. They are highly configurable, works with any type of estimate and can include the sub-tasks in the calculation. Find more about these gadgets in these article from our blog: * 8…

Hi @Mirela Todorova, That gadget looks at the "Resolution" field to determine the resolved issues. If you want a better solution, try the Kanban Velocity / Throughput gadget offered by out Great Gadgets app. This gadget allows you calculate the throughput by issue count, story points or any other numerical field, and lets…

Hi @Amir Noseri, Every agile board in Jira has its own sprint reports, which include Sprint Velocity, Sprint Burndown or Sprint Burnup. If you are looking for a global cross-team or release level velocity or burndown chart/report, then please try the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app: Kanban Velocity gadget: uses a…

Hi @David Tieman, It is not possible to display Jira reports in Confluence pages. But our Great Gadgets plugin offers many macros similar to the Jira reports that you can add to your Confluence reporting pages: Control Chart, Cumulative Flow Diagram, Sprint Burndown, Release Burndown, etc... I hope this helps. Danut.

Hi @Daniel Resendez, This can be easily done by using the Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. The gadget can be configured to group data by 1-week interval as you want, it can include the sub-tasks. The chart can be generated not only by count of issues, but also by story points or by…

Hi @Jeanine Lynch, It is possible to display the average satisfaction score and other numbers related to this field, by using the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. See this article on our blog (An effective dashboard for Service Desk and Customer Support teams in Jira Service Management) for how to create a…

Hi @Markie Wilcox, Not sure why this happens, but be aware that there is a better alternative to this gadget. Our Great Gadgets plugin offers a Team Wallboard gadget that it highly configurable, supports quick-filters and swim-lanes and is more compact showing more issues. The cards colors can be customized. It supports…

Hi @Carmen Blázquez Jiménez, Our Great Gadgets app offers many gadgets for tracking Jira projects including the Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget that allows you to display this info, like this: Have also a look over this article: How to track multi-team or scaled-agile projects (such as SAFe®) in Jira with Great…

Hi @Vishal Gogari, A free plugin might not be available. But if you decide to look for a payed plugin, please consider our Great Gadgets plugin. It offers many gadgets that allows you to build powerful dashboard in Jira for tracking projects at the individual level, but also at the global (cross-release) level. Just have a…

Hi ruchiuppal@Orthofix.com, Your best option here would be to create a Jira dashboard with all the gadgets in place for tracking your Scrum team effectively. Our Great Gadgets app offers all you need to build such dashboard: velocity charts, sprint burndown/burnup, release burndown, and many others. The Team Velocity…

Hi @Deepika.Kanaparthi, One possible way is to use the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets plugin. But for this reports/charts to work, there should be a ticket in Jira of type "Deployment" for each deployment performed in production. So if you can manage to create such tickets manually or automatically, you could…

Hi @ANURADHA ARAVAMUDHAN, From project tracking & monitoring point of view, have a look over the articles from our blog: * 10 “must-have” gadgets for any Kanban dashboard in Jira * 8 gadgets for a powerful Scrum dashboard in Jira * More useful articles for Kanban and Scrum here: https://blog.stonikbyte.com/ Hope this…

Hi @Muhammad Abubakar, Be aware that our Great Gadgets app offers some nice gadgets that allows you to calculate and display count, sum, average, percentages, ratios etc based on the issues from multiple Jira filters. Issue Filter Formula gadget - counts, sum, average based on the issues from a filter and their numerical…

Hi @ZOE, An easy way to do this is to use the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget can display the issue from a filter by their hierarchy Epics > Stories > Sub-tasks. All you have to do is to configure this gadget to use a filter or JQL that returns the issues from your epics.…

Hi @alex, Try the velocity gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. With these gadgets you can track the velocity for each individual team and the velocity at the global level (cross-team/project). The gadgets are highly configurable and support any type of estimate, including numerical custom fields. Team Velocity gadget…

Hi @Thomas Domask, The velocity chart in question is offered by our Great Gadgets addon/app. Please contact the StonikByte Support Team by opening a ticket here or via email at support@stonikbyte.com. Thank you, Danut Manda

Hi @Nathan Paddick, Stop struggling with limited Jira reports. You deserve better. Take a look over this articles from our blog on how to track essential metrics in JSM with our Great Gadgets plugin: An effective dashboard for Service Desk and Customer Support teams in Jira Service Management For tracking SLA I recommend…

Hi @Parida, Shriyansu Sekhar, One easy way to achieve this is by using the Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) gadget/macro offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget can be configured to display data by issue type (request type in you case). It is highly configurable. Please note that this app offers many other gadgets that…

Hi @Jaqueline da Silva Nicolau, If the bug is assigned to a developer and remains assigned to him/her after closure, you can configure the gadget to display statistic by Assignee instead of Reported. Danut. 

Hi @Jaqueline da Silva Nicolau, You could use the Two Dimensional Filter Statistic gadget configured to use a filter that returns the bugs. Configure the gadget to display statistics by Reporter and Issue Type. project = ProjectKey AND "issueType = "Bug" AND created >= "2023/09/01" As a result, it will display the count of…

Hi @Aron Kurovski de Castro Paiva, Take a look over the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. This application offers many gadgets that you can use to measure team productivity as well as individual productivity. For instance, you can measure the time between In Progress to Done for each developer by using one of these…

Hi @Michael Goslee, This can be easily done with the WIP Aging Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget displays the issues from a filter/board/JQL grouped by their current workflow status or board column by their age (time in that status or column) in form of a scatter-plot diagram. WIP on top of each…

Hi @Chuck Miller, How is a "deployment" represented in Jira? As a Jira issue? If deployment has a corresponding Jira issue, this can be easily done by using the Kanban Velocity / Throughput gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. All you have to do is to configure this gadget with a JQL or filter that returns all the…