In case you missed our announcement at Team '23, Atlassian Analytics and Atlassian Data Lake are now generally available for Cloud Enterprise! This includes product data from Jira Service Management with Opsgenie and Assets (formerly known as Insight), as well as Jira Software and Confluence.
Atlassian Analytics offers simple, flexible ways to visualize data across Atlassian products and other data sources. With data from both dev and ops tools, your teams get full visibility into the flow of work between development, IT, and the business, to make better-informed decisions. Atlassian Analytics includes out-of-the-box dashboards with rich insights for request management, incidents, changes, and service performance. You can also create your own data visualizations with the interactive custom dashboard builder.
During the early access program for Atlassian Analytics, you provided feedback that helped us make improvements. For the GA launch we have made the following updates:
Confluence and Jira Product Discovery data are now in the Atlassian Data Lake, with dashboard templates for Confluence data in Atlassian Analytics.
We added three new tables to the Opsgenie schema: Incident, Incident Alert Mapping, and Integration.
To help you gain insights from these new tables, we’ve also added three new Opsgenie dashboard templates and made improvements to the original two dashboard templates.
You now have the ability to embed single charts and entire dashboards in Confluence, Atlas, Jira, Trello, and anywhere the Atlassian editor exists.
We will continue to invest in Atlassian Analytics to connect data across our entire portfolio of solutions and to the non-Atlassian tools you know and love. With that in mind, here are some of the things we’re working on shipping to you next:
Bringing in data from our Open DevOps APIs
Bringing in data from Marketplace partners
Data export capabilities so you can use your data outside of Atlassian
And more to come!
Today, Atlassian Analytics is available to enterprise users of any of our cloud products at no additional cost. You can add it to your site by following the instructions here.
Atlassian Analytics gives IT Operations and Support teams the ability to easily spot and fix bottlenecks, track the overall performance of business services, and keep an eye on quarterly trends. With this data, teams can make decisions about resource allocation, staffing, and investments to provide high-velocity service and operations to customers. Here are a few examples of how you might use Atlassian Analytics for different ITSM use cases:
The request management dashboard shows support teams whether customers are getting help, how quickly they’re getting help, and whether they’re satisfied with the help provided. It includes charts on agent workloads, resolution times, customer satisfaction, and performance against SLAs.
The dashboard for change management helps teams minimize risk and deploy with confidence by looking at changes by type and risk, change lead time, and change failure rate.
For incident management teams, our out-of-the-box dashboard can help measure how quickly service is restored to customers during an incident. It includes data on how the volume of incidents trends over time, mean time to resolution, and adherence to SLAs.
You can also create your own dashboards and charts with the interactive visualSQL builder.
We are happy to answer any questions in the comments below! If you need further support, check out any of these resources:
View our support documentation or submit a support ticket - Atlassian Analytics support | Atlassian Analytics | Atlassian Support
Contact sales to upgrade to enterprise - Contact Atlassian for Enterprise Solutions | Atlassian
Additional resources
Customer testimony - How DISH Wireless is building a network with Atlassian cloud
Announcement blog - Supercharge data-driven decisions with Atlassian Analytics today - Work Life by Atlassian
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