Reflecting on team performance, progress, and behavior is key to being agile, and it comes through reporting. Find resources on how to create better reports in Jira and Confluence, and why it’s so important to visualize both success and failure.
What is Mindpro Insights? Mindpro Insights enables users to make a dashboard (separate from Jira’s native dashboards) containing pre-configured and customizable charts out of your … Read More
Jira users don’t just want to see progress happening now in their reports. They want to see how things fare today compared to yesterday. Progress … Read More
What are built-in Jira reports for Confluence? Confluence comes with built-in macros that mirror the preconfigured reporting gadgets you can add to a Jira dashboard. … Read More
What are built-in reports for Jira? Jira ships with 2 types of built-in reporting options: project reports and dashboard reports/gadgets. Many teams will use a … Read More
Time tracking is great, but it can’t tell you where your organization’s time and money are going without a key ingredient: strong reporting. With Timesheets … Read More
This integration is currently available in Data Center only and will be gradually introduced to Cloud soon. Structure for Jira is about reorganizing your Jira … Read More
Most large companies use big data business intelligence (BI) platforms like EazyBI and Tableau to report on their Jira data. But often, only a small … Read More
When it comes to customizing your Jira instance, there’s a fair bit you can do out of the box. Specialized workflows are very popular, but … Read More
Time tracking provides businesses of all sizes with quantifiable data about where their time and money are going. However, all data is meaningless unless you … Read More
Progress reporting in scaled agile and specifically the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) is all about the Agile Release Train. The Agile Release Train (ART) is … Read More
