Discussions
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Enhanced Jira board and backlog
We’re excited to announce meaningful efficiency and performance improvements in Jira Software’s board and backlog on company-managed projects, designed to help you and your team work smarter, not harder. Alongside a fresh look and feel, here are some of the enhancements you can look forward to… ⭐️ Inline issue editing on…
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🗓️ Save time by scheduling work in Jira
We’re making big changes to make Jira the best work management tool for every knowledge worker on every team. One recent change is making recurring work effortless by allowing you to schedule work. So whether it's a daily social media post, a weekly status update, or a fortnightly sprint retro - we’ve got you covered! Our…
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Bring your board to life with Card Images!
Hey everyone, I’m Eoin, a Product Manager on Jira. I’m excited to announce that card covers have come to the board view of all project types. Card covers allow you to visually enhance your workflow by adding images directly to your cards on the board view, making it easier to identify, organize, and prioritize your work at…
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Tame those wild URLs with Smart Links!
The URL custom field now supports Smart Links. Smart Links, rather than URLs, provide a richer and more contextualized experience by allowing users to engage with work from various sources without switching tools, respecting permissions and compliance, and enabling interactive experiences. Whether you're referencing…
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Welcome to the Early Access Program for Jira’s enhanced board and backlog!
Note: This article is written for participants in our Early Access Program. Participation in the program has been finalized and enrolment is now closed. Hello, We are officially moving from Early Access to General Access. A MASSIVE thank you to those that have been able to take part and provide feedback. Overall, the…
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Can I view JIRA issues and links in a tree as a nested list
Can I view JIRA issues and links in a tree as a nested list; e.g. - Project 1 -- Epic 1 --- Story 1 ---- Task 1 --- Story 2 -- Epic 2 --- Story 3 ---- Task 2 ---- Task 3 - Project 2 -- Epic 3 --- Story 4 ---- Task 4
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An update on team-managed projects customer feedback – November 2021
29 September 2022: Thanks for your interest in helping us shape and improve Jira Software. There's a new Update on Jira Software customer feedback – September 2022 now available, so this older article may no longer be actively monitored. Hi! My name is Eoin and I'm a product manager working on Team-managed projects in…
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Perform common actions quicker in the next-gen Backlog view
In between working on some large next-gen feature work as well as performance improvements, we’ve been busily delivering some awesome quick wins on the next-gen Backlog view. We have listened to you that key actions in the Backlog, during planning / estimating / grooming, take a long time to complete due to too many…
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Next-gen workflow transition rules inspiration
It’s easy for common actions to seep into the day and take up more time than expected. Enter workflow rules, a handy process that helps take your workflow from manual to automated, from clunky to streamlined. In this series, we'll spotlight one rule every week for 5 weeks. We want to share with you how you can setup each…
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Improved Backlog planning in next-gen with the epic panel!
Hi Atlassian Community, We know you love the Roadmap on next-gen, and we’ve heard a lot of feedback that you also want a better way to plan your Backlog… introducing the epic panel on next-gen! Epics provide a way for teams to capture big rocks of work and allows them break these big rocks down into small pieces. They also…
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An update on next-gen projects customer feedback – March 2021
18 November 2021: Thanks for your interest in what we’re working on and where team-managed projects are headed. We've since shared An update on team-managed projects customer feedback – November 2021, so this older post will no longer be actively monitored. Hi! My name is Eoin and I'm a product manager working on next-gen…
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Introducing subtasks for breaking down work in next-gen projects
Teams break work down in order to help simplify complex tasks. This is often done iteratively, with tasks being broken down into smaller tasks and so on until the work is accurately captured in well-defined chunks. Based on our research, we know that this often starts as just needing to capture any additional steps to…