Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Rahul, You can easily do this with the Kanban Velocity / Throughput gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. The gadget uses a Jira filter or board as data source and can display the chart by number of issue resolved as well as by story points or time estimates. It is highly configurable. Have a look over these…

Hi @Jonathan Clark, As an alternative to the confusing and limited Jira reports, take a look over our our Great Gadgets app. It offers all you need to track your project releases in an efficient and effective manner. For example, with the Release Burndown Chart gadget, you can specify how to calculate the velocity when…

Hi @Dmitry Aleshkovskiy, if you want this for visualization / reporting purposes, you could try these two gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. Wallboard Gadget - This gadget can display a board contents, grouping the items by epics Work Break Down (WBS) Gadget - this gadget displays the issues from a filter by their…

Hi @Alex Senyo, Try the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget displays the issues from a Jira filter in a hierarchical order, in form of Epics > Stories, Tasks > SubTasks along with their status. All you have to do is to create a Jira filter that includes all the issues to be…

Hi @Sudhir, An easier way might be to use the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget displays the issues from a filter by their hierarchy in form of Initiatives (Portfolio Epic) > Epics > Tasks, Stories > Subtasks along with their status. This way you can get the pictorial…

Hi @Kaushik Bhattacharya, You can display the burndown chart for the issues with a specific label by using the Release Burnup Burndown Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget uses a filter of issues instead of a sprint. So, all you have to do is to create and save a filter in Jira that returns the issues…

Hi @Rahul, You can try The Team Velocity gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This app is free for Jira or Confluence Cloud instances with up-to 10 users. This app offers many other useful gadgets for project tracking. Just have a look over the articles from our blog to make an idea. It can be an excellent asset for…

Hi @Shamima Essop, Unfortunately this is not possible in Jira reports. The Jira's report is limited to 7 sprints. But you can easily resolve this by using the Team Velocity gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget allows you to display all the sprints and it is more advanced than the Jira reports. In addition,…

Hi @Sam Li, You could try the Issue Filter Formula or the Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. These gadgets allow you to calculate and display the result of a math formula against the field of the issues from a Jira filter. In your case, create a Jira filter that returns that issues from…

Hi @Shreyas Shenoy, Try also the Team Velocity gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. It work differently than Jira reports. It supports many estimation types, including time estimates, is more advanced than the Jira report and offers many other details. Similar to this, you can display Sprint Burndown and Release…

Hi @zeineb bouassida, Yes, if those colors represent workflow issue statuses or board columns, then you can easily display such chart on your dashboard by using the Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. The app is free for up to 10 users. The gadget is highly configurable and offers many…

Hi @AgileHappyLearner, Sometimes the two Jira reports display different data... We also observed this, in some corner cases. A scenario that I remember, is when you remove an issue from sprint and then you mark it resolved. One report counts it as resolved in the sprint, while the other does not... Check if this is the…

Hi @Shiri Feldman, Yes, with our Great Gadgets app you can track the SLA without JSM, in various ways. Control Chart - this displays the issue by their SLA (time between workflow states, configurable). You have the option to set a threshold, so that the chart can highlight the issues that breached the SLA. Histogram Chart…

Hi @Aline Matveichuk, You can achieve this by using the gadgets offered by our our Great Gadgets app. By using the Countdown Gadget you can display the time left. It offer an option to display only the number of days or to exclude weekends. Here is how it looks like: With the Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget you can…

Hi @Marcelino Macarulay, What you could do is to have a dashboard in Jira for your team showing taskboard, burndown, sprint status etc and during the daily meeting to display it on a TV screen in the team space or to screen-share it if the meeting is online. During the meeting, the team members can point-out to the items…

Hi @Jay LaVitola, It might not be possible to achieve this via a JQL filter. A better solution would be to use the Work Brreakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadgets takes the issues from a specified filter and displays them in a tree structure by their hierarchy Initiative > Epics >…

Hi @Sandy Karidas, You could simply use the Issue Statistics dashboard gadget of Jira. Create a filter that returns the issues reported by your customers in a certain period, then configure the gadget to use that filter and Statistic Type = Reporter (or the field that represents the customer). This way you will have the…

Hi @Madhura Lodam, As far as I can see, the error is caused by the fact that a required field (Severity, with id "customfield_10043") was not provided in the JSON. Add this field in the JSON with a valid value, as in this example: fields": { "customfield_10043": "Major", "project": { "id": "1020", "key": "AB" }, Replace…

Hi @SABRINE M, Most likely, this could have as a possible cause one of the two cases that @Bill Sheboy mentioned in his previous comment. But in the unlikely event that this is caused by a problem in the Jira report itself, you could also try using the Team Velocity gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. It works…

Hi @Yoann BETZI, Our app Project Team for Jira Datacenter allows you to extend the Jira user profile by adding user custom fields. In addition, it can generate org charts like this, based on the relational user custom fields of the users. Perhaps it helps. The app has a REST API that you could eventually use for…

Hi @Bradley, Try the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget displays the issues from a regular Jira filter in a hierarchical order, in form of Epics > Stories, Tasks > SubTasks along with their status. All you have to do is to create a Jira filter that includes all the issues to…

Hi @Khara Lynn Barreto Fernando, If you need any help with the configuration, please don't hesitate to contact us at support@stonikbyte.com. Danut

Hi @Alex Hoogendoorn, How are the sprints? Do you have multiple sprints, like one sprint for each project? Or only one active sprint that includes all the issues from all projects? I think the burndown will work as you expect only if there is one sprint... If you want a good cross-projects burndown chart, I would recommend…

Hi @Przemysław Grzesiak, Yes. Great Gadgets is a plugin for Jira/Confluence Cloud that you could install and then use its gadgets to create dashboards in Jira or pages in Confluence to serve as reports. Danut.

Hi @Lipika Bundela, Try excluding the epics from the board by modifying the Kanban board sub-filter from Board Settings > General tab, as in this example: Danut.

Hi @Phil Bustin, Try our Great Gadgets app. It offers many dashboard gadgets hat you will find useful. More specifically, for creating a Created vs Resolved chart, you could use the Release Burnup Burndown Chart gadget offered by our app. See this article on our blog for how to do it: A powerful Reported vs Done chart for…

Hi @Khara Lynn Barreto Fernando, You could have something like this, by using the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget displays the issues from a regular Jira filter in a hierarchical order, in form of Epics > Stories, Tasks > SubTasks. This way, you could identify the epics…

Hi David, You can easily do this by using the Release Burnup Burndown Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. What you have to do, is to create a filter for each team - the filter must return the issues of that team. Then, configure the gadget to use that filter and to calculate by Time Remaining & Time Spent. If…

Hi @Jamie Gordon, You can easily do this with the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. It offers some gadgets that allow you to measure essential metrics like cycle time, lead time, or time between workflow statuses. These gadgets are Cycle Time Trend, Control Chart and Histogram Chart. Have a look over this article…

Hi @Ivan Andonov, Instead of trying to visualize the closed sprints on boards, which is not possible, you could try a different way for displaying the requirements. For example, you could use the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app to display the issues from your project in form of Epics…