TODO LIST

[corinne goodman]

HI Community

is there an tool for to do and task list available for Cloud version

thanks for recommending one

Corinne

[Olga Rusnak · Accepted solution]

Hi @corinne goodman

My team created the Smart Checklist for Jira add-on (available for Cloud, Server and Data Center), which will definitely be of great help to you if you are willing to document:

• QA checklists
• Definition of Done (DoD) and Acceptance criteria

As well as create:

• Simple and large ToDo lists with formatting using the Markdown editor

Below I have attached a screenshot which shows the UI of the checklist.

If you have any extra questions, feel free to ask.

[Jack Hunter _HeroCoders_ · Accepted solution]

Hello @corinne goodman,

When comes to Jira Cloud, there is also the Issue Checklist app delivered by my team that can help you with simple ToDo list as well as QA, Acceptance Criteria or Definition of Done. 

It brings the default checklist, blocking issue resolving and many other useful functionalities that helps in daily work with Jira issues.

Let us know in case of any questions. 

Cheers,
Jack

[miikhy · Accepted solution]

Hi Corinne,

Happy new year!

I would recommend either 2 options depending on your needs:

• https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211562/checklist-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview - Checklist for Jira which is basic but working well and available for Cloud
• https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1217646/elements-checklist-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview - Elements which is an amazing app with many options also available on Cloud.

The main difference in my opinion is that Elements brings many features which are very helpful when using templates and checklist elements can have a type (User, Issue etc...) and some calculation is available. If you need advanced features I would definitely recommend it, whereas if you need a basic checkbox items app, Checklist for Jira might be more than enough.

Hope it helps, keep us posted!

Cheers

[Reto Gehring [Valiantys]]

In Confluence you can use the regular task functionality, just type  a opening and closing square bracket. If it's for JIRA see the post from Micky. 

[miikhy]

Thanks @Reto Gehring [Valiantys] for your addition. I was on Jira but you're completely right: in Confluence the default macro might do the trick as my suggestions are for Jira.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/add-assign-and-view-tasks-590260030.html

Here is the full documentation on the task assignation in Confluence (work well with Dates and User Mentions!).

Hope it helps better!

Cheers

[ervinhaley]

Thanks!

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