View and navigate your Assets data
There are four ways to look at your Assets data. Which one you want depends on the job in front of you.
Choose a view
If you want to | Use |
|---|---|
Inspect a single object in detail | Object View |
Compare or work across many objects at once | Table View |
Follow how objects relate to one another | Graph Explorer |
See object information without leaving your work | Glance Panel |
Current Assets feature names and terminology carry over to Jira unchanged, so if you already use these views they work the way you expect. For what the underlying terms mean, see the Assets glossary.
Inspect an object in Object View
When you need the full picture of one thing - a specific laptop, contract, service, or person - Object View shows the detail experience for a single object. Use it when your question is about that one object rather than the set it belongs to.
Compare objects in Table View
When your question spans many objects, Table View shows the collection experience for multiple objects. Use it to review a group side by side rather than opening each one in turn.
Explore relationships in Graph Explorer
When what matters is how things connect, Graph Explorer shows the relationship-navigation experience. Use it to trace dependencies outward from an object rather than reading records one at a time.
See contextual information in Glance Panel
When you are already working on something else, Glance Panel shows the contextual view in supported Jira surfaces. Use it to see the object information you need without navigating away from the work in front of you.
Filter, sort, and continue
Each view has its own controls for narrowing and ordering what you see.
Pending confirmation: the available controls for each view, their labels, and the steps to reach them are being confirmed against the launch experience and will be added before publication.
Details to be added before publication.
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