How to list all Epics and associated stories in one view

[Sameh Khalil]

How can to list all Epics and associated stories in one view

[Esther Strom]

Hi, @Sameh Khalil - if you're just looking for a search result that shows all epics in a project and all stories that are part of epics, that's simple. Go to Filters -> Advanced Issue Search and enter this in the JQL field:

project = JIRA and ( issuetype = task and "Epic Link" is not empty or issuetype = epic)

(change the project name and issue types to match yours.)

If you're looking for a visual, try the project roadmap.

If you don't see Roadmap as an option in your left navbar (above Backlog), go to your board settings (or have your board admin do so if you don't have access).

And turn on the toggles in the Roadmap tab:

[Sameh Khalil]

Thank you. Is there a way where I can list Epics and Stories visually the same or semi-like the Road Map where each Epic has its children (Stories, Bugs, Tasks) listed underneath. Unfortunately I do not have the Road Map module enabled

[Esther Strom]

Sameh, I don't know that there is another way visually. The roadmap view is native to Jira, so enabling it will be the easiest way to do what you need. Is there a reason you don't want to enable it or request that your board admin do so?

[Sameh Khalil]

Of course I wish I have it but as far as I know Road Map and Advance Road Map require additional licenses that the company has to buy and I think currently we are not licensed to use them.

[Esther Strom]

Advanced Roadmaps do require the premium version of Jira; they allow much more than what you're asking for. Project-level roadmaps are native to Jira and are available even on the free plan.

[Sameh Khalil]

This is good news could you please let me know how to enable the Road Map feature since it is already native to Jira

[Esther Strom]

Please see my original answer; you (or your board admin) will need to go to the Roadmap tab of the Board Settings. I posted screenshots of how to get there and what to do to enable it.