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Hi @Karl from Ricksoft Thank you for bringing this up. You're right, I didn't explain who can actually access these work items in the article. To clarify, Jira's basic permission scheme already covers part of this risk. Access to the space itself can and should be limited to people with the right role and reason, rather…
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Hi @Arkadiusz Wroblewski Thank you for the feedback. I am glad I was able to catch your attention and also that you saw the value in my work.
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Hi @Carlos Faddul Thank you for your feedback. I'm happy that my work can help.
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@Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_ Thank you for the warm words and your support. And thank you for remaining about two DORA's; that's why I explained at the start of the article which DORA I was talking about. I would have written out the full term more often if I had not faced character limits. The original version was longer, but…
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@AZAPI Thanks for your feedback. We hope this update opens up more possibilities for business users and makes the product more helpful for all teams.
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Hello @Hansel Faren Welcome! The dashboard examples you shared look great. If you want to build something similar for your team, I recommend trying an AI-based approach and building your own dashboards. I recommend trying AI Apps Builder for Jira, which is the tool I work with and know its capabilities. It lets you create…
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Hi, @Umang dayal Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I see you’ve already received several suggestions for your request, but I’d also like to recommend checking out AI Apps Builder, which is the app my team works on. It offers a different approach by letting you build your own dashboard. As one of our users recently said…
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Hi, @Mahesh Kumar Welcome to Community. You have a few options for finding inactive users in Jira and checking what is still assigned to them. If you use Jira Cloud, you can start by using JQL. For example: resolution = Unresolved AND assignee WAS IN (inactiveUsers()) This helps you find unresolved issues that are still…
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Hi, @Sandhya N Welcome to Community As @Nikola Perisic already mentioned, you can build your own custom Forge app to solve your request. Now it is really easier with vibecoding tools. And I'd love to recommend you try AI Apps Builder. This is a no-code tool that my team developed. AI Builder lets you create custom Forge…
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Hi, @Natalie Beiler Thank you for sharing. Now I see that there are many challenges to AI adoption across different companies.
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Hi, @Barbara Szczesniak Thank you. You looked at the issue from a completely different perspective. We are so focused on using AI that we often forget to consider its environmental impact.
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Hi, @Chris Thanks for sharing this. I didn’t realize how strict these GDPR rules can be. I’ll look into this more since it’s an important point I hadn’t really thought about before.
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hi, @Alexander Ruetzler Thank you for your responses. I really appreciate that you took the time to share your thoughtful insights.
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Hi, @Richard Scholtes Thank you all for sharing your thoughts. I began with a simple question, but your answers explored deeper issues and brought up more complex challenges. I really appreciate the insight you brought to our discussion.
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Hi, @Jonas Nilsson _ Unitlane Thank you for sharing this. I completely agree, these two areas really go together. After reading your comment, I tried extending my dashboard and added this request: “Add billable-access review to track which inactive accounts still consume product access and through which groups.” I got a…
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Hi, @Michelle Kirk I'm Mariia from SaaSJet. I want to suggest the vibecoding approach - AI Apps Builder for Jira, which my team develops, as another way to address your needs. Instead of searching for an app that only partly works, you can try to make your own dashboard just by explaining what you need in plain English. AI…
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Hi, @TheOriginalBrandon J Answering this question, I just want to support you. I've also faced some Loom problems, and I've contacted Loom support; they have helped. I recommend reaching out to Lomm support.
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Hi @Ariel Yadin _ Bazz OKR Thanks for your comment and for bringing up this interesting question. Also, congratulations on launching your AI product! 🚀About your question on connecting Forge apps to OKR systems, I haven’t seen this use case yet. None of the customers I’ve talked to have requested it, and we haven’t…
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Hello, @Amit Singh Welcome to the community.You asked about the plugin. I'd love to suggest trying a different approach: build your own report with AI using a simple prompt.My team is developing an AI tool for Jira called AI Apps Builder. This app lets you create custom reports or dashboards just by chatting, similar to…
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Hi, @jason.roberts If you are interested in trying a third-party app, I recommend giving AI Apps Builder a try. My team works on this app.AI Apps Builder is an AI tool for Jira Cloud. It lets you create a custom dashboard just by entering a simple prompt. You’ll get 100 free credits to start, which is enough to experiment…
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Hi @Agarwal, Akshit Atlassian’s documentation says the Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget only supports these custom field types for the X and Y axes: 'Group picker', 'Multi select', 'User picker', 'Select list', and 'Version picker'. You can read more here:…
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@Giang Nguyen Thank you for your feedback. Sure. You can read about refining your app here: https://help.saasjet.com/forge-app-generator/create-your-first-app-step-by-step-guide#Step-by-StepGuide:CreateYourOwnJiraAppWithoutCoding-Step5:Improvement I'm curious, what report did you make? What problem did you solve? Could you…
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Hi, @Bill Sheboy Thank you for the reminder. You’re absolutely right. I usually mention that I work on AI Apps Builder, but I forgot to add that disclosure in this post. Thanks for pointing it out. I’ll make sure to include a clear note about my affiliation in future recommendations.I appreciate you helping keep the…
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Hi @John Phillips You’re right. The Sprint Burndown Chart only works for sprints and is linked to a Scrum board.As an alternative, I’d recommend using AI Apps Builder for Jira to create your own custom burndown-style dashboard. With AI Apps Builder, you can explain exactly what you need in the chat. AI generates a custom…
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Hi @Nicolae Victor Rusu 👋I noticed you’ve already gotten a few suggestions for Marketplace apps. Rather than recommending another reporting tool, I want to suggest something a bit different: you can build your own custom sprint dashboard with AI Apps Builder for Jira, tailored to your needs.AI Apps Builder is a Jira app…
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Hi @Michael Seed 👋First of all, don’t feel bad, feel free to ask. Atlassian Community is always open to help.As others have already written, you can make saved filters for each topic and use the Filter Results gadget.If you ever want something more advanced in the future, for example:* Multi-project overview with cleaner…
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Hi @Rúna Loftsdóttir 👋 Good question — this comes up quite often, especially in JSM environments where organizations are important for reporting. If you’re open to trying a third-party app, you might want to look at AI Apps Builder. It’s an AI-powered tool that lets you create custom Jira gadgets just by describing what…
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Hi @Jim Tailor 👋Great question, and you’re absolutely right. Jira’s built-in velocity and sprint reports focus on team performance, not individual metrics. And you probably see people mention that Scrum focuses on team outcomes, not individual performance. That’s true in principle.However, there are completely valid…
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Hi, @Lira Martynenko 👋, and welcome! You’re not alone. Many people find executive-friendly, cross-project reporting to be a common challenge in Jira. The built-in reports like velocity and burndown, are helpful, but they don’t offer much flexibility. I would like to invite you to try AI Apps Builder, a Jira app my team is…