Automating Notification and alerts in JIRA is a simple process that can save time and reduce the risk of missing important updates. JIRA automation can be used to automatically send notifications and alerts to team members when specific events occur. To automate notifications and alerts in JIRA, you can use JIRA’s built-in notification and alert […]
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JIRA provides a range of default JIRA Issue Types that are the fundamental building blocks for organizing and tracking work within projects. This detailed blog post will explore JIRA Issue Types (Initiative, Capability, Epic, Story, Task & Sub-Task) supported in JIRA, providing clear definitions, practical examples, and detailed explanations. Understanding these issue types will empower
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Advanced JQL Queries (Jira Query Language) are powerful tools for Scrum Masters to manage and track the progress of their team’s work in Jira. As a Scrum Master, you can use Advanced JQL Queries to create custom filters, dashboards, and reports to track key metrics, identify potential roadblocks, and ensure that all tasks are properly
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JIRA Workflow is an essential feature of project management software that allows teams to manage their tasks and issues effectively. The workflows help to define the sequence of steps that an issue or task goes through, from its creation to resolution. Workflows allow teams to customize and streamline their processes, making them more efficient and
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Automatically assign issues – JIRA Automation on Issue Assignment is a powerful feature that allows teams to assign issues to specific team members or groups based on certain criteria. You can create a Jira automation rule by using an if/else condition, which automatically assigns issues to groups of users based on their issue types. Here are
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JIRA Automation can help reduce manual tasks and increase efficiency. In this blog, we’ll explore how JIRA automation can be used to streamline workflows, automate repetitive tasks, and improve productivity. JIRA automation is a feature-rich tool that can be used to automate a wide range of tasks. From simple tasks such as sending notifications to
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JIRA Dashboard provides a customizable, real-time view of your team’s progress. It allows team members to manage their day-to-day operations from a single, accessible screen. To start creating your JIRA dashboard, you first need to have a JIRA account and access to the JIRA software. Once you have access, follow these steps: By creating a
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JIRA’s Time Tracking feature allows teams to record their time on different tasks and projects. This information can be used to measure productivity, monitor progress, and make informed decisions. Enable Time Tracking permissions: Go to the JIRA administration section and select “Issues,” then “Permission schemes” then “Permissions” then “Time Tracking.” Configure Time Tracking: Go to the
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This article will share tips and tricks for Maximizing Productivity with JIRA and streamlining workflow. Maximizing Productivity with JIRA can help an organization or team to achieve its goals more efficiently by streamlining workflows, tracking progress, and identifying areas for improvement. It can also help to increase transparency and communication among team members, which can
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Linked Issues in Jira will help teams to manage the developed code, estimate the scope of work, and monitor the general and individual employee progress. Issues within a project or even several projects correlate with one another. Oftentimes, you can’t resolve one issue without affecting the other somehow. That is the reason why we are
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JIRA Backlog Refinement otherwise called JIRA Backlog Grooming is a key process in Scrum. Product Backlog Refinement is a regulated process where product owner and their teams review and prioritize items to be developed, and then escalate them from the product/project backlog to the sprint backlog. The priorities for these items are set based on
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JIRA Labels are tags or keywords that you can add to issues to show whether they possess certain characteristics. They let you classify issues more flexibly and more informally than by assigning version numbers or components. It is similar to the hashtag (#) used on Twitter, Facebook, or other social sites. Labels can be created and
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Velocity Chart indicates how many product backlog items have been completed, as per the Definition of Done, during a sprint by the Scrum team. Velocity is a measure of the progress of work executed by the Scrum team. It can be defined as the ‘rate at which Scrum teams consistently delivery product value’. The velocity is a
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You can create Jira Bulk Issue using a comma separated by value file (CSV). JIRA Bulk Issue import using CSV template is one of the key features of JIRA. This feature can be very useful when you have a large number of issues to create or when you need to import issues from an external
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There are three categories (Agile Reports, Issue Analysis Reports & Forecast & Management Reports) of JIRA reports. Issue Analysis Reports can be further subdivided into the below-mentioned sub-categories. Average Age Report − Displays the average age in days of unresolved issues. Created Vs Resolved Issue Report − Display the number of issues created vs the number of
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Question: What are the types of reports generated in JIRA? Answer: In JIRA we can have multiple types of reports related to projects, versions, people, or other fields within issues. These are used to show the project statistics throughout the project life cycle. General reports for analyzing issues: Scrum Reports: Kanban Reports: Question: Explain the
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Jira delivers the relevant information in a convenient format called JIRA Reports. There are numerous reports available in JIRA, which enables you to gain visibility of the situation. In addition, these reports offer project statistics throughout the entire lifecycle. There are three categorized reports. Agile Reports Issue Analysis Reports Forecast & Management Reports Agile Reports
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Kanban board provides transparency of work, team capacity, increases efficiency, and helps to visualization of work. Kanban means is a card or virtual signal. Kanban boards in Jira help teams visualize their workflow, limit work-in-progress, and maximize efficiency. Kanban is a method based on the continuous delivery of work, kanban board is designed to help
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JIRA Structure helps the team visualize, track and manage progress across JIRA projects. It lets you build hierarchical lists and share them with your team. A structure can contain issues, folders, and other items. There is no limit on the hierarchy depth, and you can bring together all types of issues from different projects. Epics:
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Create a New Sprint – In JIRA, a Sprint is a defined time period in which a Scrum team commits to delivering a set of product backlog items. Sprints are used to organize and track the work of the development team, and to measure progress toward achieving the project’s goals. Create a New Sprint and
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Text Field search can be done using the quick search, basic search, and advanced search. Search Filters assist the team with creating views that you need to manage your issues. The text fields in JIRA can be searched for keywords or phrases. Text searches can be done in the advanced search when the CONTAINS (~) Tilda operator is used, e.g. summary~”windows*”. It
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Scrum Vs Kanban is about two different frameworks for implementing agile development. Kanban methodologies are continuous and more fluid, whereas scrum is based on short, structured work sprints. Scrum and Kanban are both iterative that rely on process flows and aim to reduce waste. Even though both are Agile but there are significant differences between
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JIRA Scrum Board is a tool to help teams to achieve their goals and deliver the product in the scheduled/committed timelines. It is used to manage the sprint releases effectively. The word scrum is a very popular framework for the implementation of the agile software framework. Scrum supports projects that want to manage their issues
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EPIC JQL (Jira Query Language) lets you formulate search queries that exactly match your Jira configuration. Many JQL can show the issues in an epic, but none of them show subtasks and sometimes the team wants to get all issues and their subtasks belonging to a specific epic. To achieve this result you can use the
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JIRA doesn’t have a direct “Sprint ID” field exposed in JQL (JIRA Query Language). In JIRA, the Sprint ID serves as a custom field utilized to associate all the issues encompassed within a Sprint. It proves valuable in mass-modifying issues, such as when setting a filter to isolate issues within a specific sprint in Jira.
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