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Hi @ANIL KUMAR
welcome to the community!
The first question is: Are you on Jira Premium? If so, you can use initiates (and more hierarchy levels, if you want) in Advanced Roadmaps. To configure such additional levels, please refer to this article.
If you don't use and don't want to use Jira Premium, you can still model additional hierarchy levels using issue links. Note that Jira's native experiences don't necessary "recognise" issue links as parent/child relationships (because an issue link can really be any kind of relationship between 2 issues), so you may want to use one of the many hierarchy-focused apps from the Atlassian Marketplace to visualise your issue hierarchies.
Thank you for answer.Actually I'm a premium member and I have plans.
My question is can we add a new hierarchy between epic and initiative
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Hi @ANIL KUMAR
yes, you can add layers between epics and initiatives using Advanced Roadmaps; as a matter of fact, you can have any layers that you want - the only restriction with Advanced Roadmaps is that they are *above* epics. A layer "between" epics and initiatives would be above epics, so you should be good.
Best,
- H
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Hi,
you don't need an app to do that, if you're already using Advanced Roadmaps. Just check out your hierarchy configuration as described here, create a new issue type, and add that issue type between the epic and initiative layer.
Is any of these steps not working for you?
Best,
Hannes
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