How to pull correct project start and end dates into filters?

[Chelsea Duke Miller]

We use filters for a subset of users to see cards with specific labels. 

In the filtered view, we have project start and project end date pulled in from the JPD project. The dates do not match what is configured on the JPD card. 

For example, we have a projected start date of 7/31/23 and projected end date of 11/30/2023. 

On the filtered view, project end date lists the following: 

{"start":"2023-11-30","end":"2023-11-30"}

Additionally, we have a due date filter for non-JPD cards and the due date listed is 10/27/23. The linked delivery card also are due with work estimates of 11/30/23.

Wondering where these dates are coming from? Potential bug?

[Rohan Swami]

@Seth Mason @Amanda Barber @Vanessa Scott @Michelle @Elizabeth Sankey @Len Bergman I've just come back from leave and would like to continue talking to customers about this. I've created some available timeslots next week I hope you can book yourself in:

https://calendly.com/rswami-atlassian/jpd-ar

[David Nadri]

@Rohan Swami - since your last update a few months ago, are there any updates/insights you could share on how customers are using Jira Product Discovery alongside Advanced Roadmaps? Seeing an example workflow of a real-life use-case in action would be helpful too. cc: @Seth Mason 

[Rohan Swami]

@David Nadri nothing to share at this point. We will continue to invest in improving the integration between JPD and Jira Software/Advanced Roadmaps. Right now they're both powerful, flexible tools. It really depends on what you're trying to achieve!

[Melanie Kostarakis]

Hi @Rohan Swami 

I am also interested in this topic, are there any updates since this last post from August 2023?

In advance many thanks

Kind Regards,

Mélanie

[Rohan Swami]

Hi @Melanie Kostarakis we're working on a JPD/Advanced Roadmaps integration now. We'll share details in the Community on how it all works as we get closer to release.

[Nicole Hushka]

@Rohan Swami are there any updates on this JPD/Advanced Roadmaps integration as described above?  We have the exact same use case as @Seth Mason outlined above and I'd love to know if it's possible and how to implement. 

I'd love the ability to configure the Idea in the roadmap hierarchy and show idea --> initiative --> epic --> Story in our roadmap plan views. 

TIA.

[Amanda Barber]

I saw on a recent post that @Rohan Swami is setting up interviews for this feature.

Comment from this post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Product-Discovery/Vision-for-JPD-Jira-Advanced-Roadmaps/td-p/2182985#M771 is shown below

We’re running a round of interviews to understand how customers are using Jira Product Discovery alongside Advanced Roadmaps. If you would like to share feedback to shape the improvements that we make to the product please book time in with me through Calendly https://calendly.com/rswami-atlassian/jpd-ar

[J P]

@Rohan Swami If you have more availability, it would be great to snag time to connect and share how we are using and trying to figure out our process & tooling between Jira Advanced Roadmaps & JPD across our product groups .

[Rohan Swami]

Happy to help! https://calendly.com/rswami-atlassian/customer-calls

[Vanessa Scott]

Great question! I am also very interested in a solution for this as we are AR users and are about to start using JPD too. 

[Michelle]

Same here! Also trying to figure out the best approach for the following structure: Objectives > Ideas > Initiatives (Jira) > Epics > Stories

[Todd Johnson]

If you figure this out, please let us know! Trying to figure out the best approach at my workplace too!

[Elizabeth Sankey]

Also interested in this, would be amazing to have a solution

[Len Bergman]

I am also interested in a solution to this.  We are trying to figure out how to "link" ideas to initiatives in Advanced Roadmaps