Get started with Atlassian Analytics
Learn how to add Atlassian Analytics to a site and understand what you need to query data and create charts.
This dashboard template is only available for Atlassian Data Lake connections that include Jira data and have scope of data set to “All”. Read more about how to connect to the Atlassian Data Lake.
This dashboard displays organizational-level scorecards to help highlight how the whole company is performing with a department-level aggregated view.
Use the following controls to configure the dashboard:
Current date interval | “Calendar” control to filter charts to display data relating to issues completed during the selected date range. |
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Issue types to consider | “Dropdown” control to select specific issue types that you want this dashboard to consider. If you reset this control, the charts will look at issues of all types. |
Issue labels to ignore | “Dropdown” control to select specific issue types that you want this dashboard to ignore. If you reset this control, the charts will look at all issues with any label. |
Issue types to configure as bugs | “Dropdown” control to select specific issue types that you want this dashboard to consider as bugs. If you reset this control, the charts will look at issues of all types. |
You can filter all charts on the dashboard by the “Calendar” control labeled Current date interval, issue types to consider, and issue types to ignore.
Mapping issues into categories of work helps teams keep track of and prioritize the effort spent in each category. At Atlassian, we bucket the work (in other words, Jira issues) into four categories: Run the business, Change the business, Developer productivity, and Team management.
To map the work categories:
Use the “Text input” controls to specify the names of the categories of work
Use the “Dropdown” controls to specify the Jira issue labels that map to each category of work
Note that if an issue maps to multiple labels, the charts will map the issue to the first label match in the list.
Issue cycle time (target <7 days)
The number of issues that were completed in the selected date interval that hit or miss the target cycle time of fewer than seven days.
Delivery metrics
Supporting metrics like median cycle time, number of issues completed and deployment frequency are added with Issue cycle time to fill the complete picture around delivery.
Time spent by work categories
The time spent in days on each work category during the selected date interval.
Work category breakdown
The percentage of work not mapped under the four categories mentioned in the above chart.
The split between the work done on new development versus fixing defects.
Defect breakdown
Understand more about defects by looking at the total bugs raised, % of bugs and mean bug resolution time.
You can configure up to three departments in this dashboard. For each department, select the project categories that are most relevant to them from the corresponding “Dropdown” control labeled Project categories in Department.
Issues with cycle time <7 days
For the selected project categories, the number of issues that were completed in the selected date interval that hit or miss the target cycle time of fewer than seven days.
Time spent by work category
For the selected project categories, the time spent in days on each work category during the selected date interval.
Epic breakdown
The number of issues in each issue status for each epic in the selected project categories.
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