how can we have graphics of the user productivity?

[Nic Brough [Adaptavist]]

You'll need to define what you want to measure when you say "productivity".  We can then see if there are any existing reports you can use to get your graphics, and look at addons if not.

[Mariel Elizondo]

There is a module to be measuring the workload of each of them and the level of productivity, that's what I want. Thank You

[Mariel Elizondo]

how can Iget them?

[Nic Brough [Adaptavist]]

What do you mean by "module"? Something you have installed in Jira that gives you some measure of "workload"? How is "workload" defined here? Number of unresolved issues? Amount of outstanding estimates on the issues? And I have to ask about "productivity" again - what is the formula that defines this and how is it measured and calculated?

[Mariel Elizondo]

Yes is about workload,

How much workload has everyone of the people?,

How many issues each person? and an estimate of how much it takes to solve them?

There is a tool to measure this?

[Nic Brough [Adaptavist]]

Jira measures those two. How many issues per person is automatic - run a filter for the issues you are interested in, and then add a "filter statistics" gadget to your dashboard, with the parameter "assignee", That will give you "issues currently assigned to each person" The time estimates are a bit less automatic - obviously, you are going to need to put estimates into JIRA (otherwise it can't calculate or store anything to report on), and there's quite a lot of functionality around that already - several reports, as well as the methods of entering estimates and adjusting them as people log work - see https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Configuring+Time+Tracking to get started If you need something more complex or different, then again, you'll need to define the calculations behind it.