We’re updating our terminology in Jira

The term ‘project’ will soon be replaced with 'space'. You may notice some inconsistencies while we make this change.

Manage how work flows in your team-managed space

This page is for team-managed spaces

To check whether your space is team-managed or company-managed, select More actions (•••) next to the space name in either the header or the sidebar. At the bottom of the menu that opens, your space details will be shown.

If you're in a company-managed space, check out these company-managed space articles instead.

More about the difference between company-managed and team-managed space.

Workflows represent your team’s process. They control how people progress work, and guide them on how to take a task from start to finish.

You must have the following to do the things described on this page.

Role: Administrator

More about roles in team-managed spaces

ワークフローとは

Two concepts define a workflow in team-managed spaces:

  1. Statuses – the steps in your team’s working process that describe the state of a task.

  2. Transitions – how a piece of work can move between statuses.

What’s a workflow status?

Statuses help people understand the state of a piece of work. They appear in many views across your Jira site, linked Atlassian products, and third-party apps.

Screenshot of a simple workflow diagram with statuses in to do, in progress and done.

In Jira, your space comes with three default statuses:

  • 作業前

  • In progress

  • 完了

We recommend these for starting a space. As your team progresses, you may need to add more statuses to control the flow of your team’s work.

Statuses can be shared between work types. This allows you to search for and report on work items in the same status across any work type. For example, you can find any work items that are currently “In progress” regardless if they are a story, a bug, or task.

More about creating, editing, and deleting statuses in the workflow editor

ステータスのカテゴリとは

Jira lets you collect many statuses under a to do, in progress, or done category. These categories help you sort, filter, and report on your work. For example, you might have a “Backlog” to do status and a “Waiting for approval” to do status. Or, you might have a “Developing” in progress status and an “In review” in progress status.

More about creating, editing, and deleting statuses in the workflow editor

ワークフロー トランジションとは

Transitions connect statuses and help define the flow of work in your space.

Screenshot of a team-managed workflow with multiple transitions between statuses.

These pathways define how people move pieces of work through your workflow. For example, if you run a pizza shop, you might have different statuses depending on who’s picking up the pizza. Once the pizza is “Ready for pickup”, it can move down the “Send for delivery” transition, putting it in the “On the way” status. Or, it can transition down the “Give to customer” transition, showing that the pizza work is done.

Transitions become pretty powerful when you add rules to them. Rules automate repetitive actions when people move work between statuses. Read about how to add workflow rules

作業タイプのワークフローを表示および編集する

作業タイプのワークフローを表示するには、次の手順を実行します。

  1. Next to your space's name in the sidebar, select More actions (•••), then Space settings, then Work types.

  2. サイドバーで、詳細を確認したい作業タイプを選択します。

  3. [ワークフローを編集] を選択します。

作業タイプのワークフローへの変更を保存する

作業タイプのワークフローを保存するには、次の手順を実行します。

  1. When you’re done editing the work type’s workflow, select Update workflow.

  2. ドロップダウンからバッジを選択解除して、ワークフローを適用する作業タイプを確認します。

  3. Select Save.

ワークフローへの変更は、ワークフロー エディタを保存して閉じるまで適用されません。

ワークフローの保存時に競合を解決する

Workflow changes might affect work that’s already in flight. Don’t worry too much about conflicts. Jira warns you about any work items that are in statuses you’re deleting and asks you to change their status to a valid one. Keep in mind, prompted changes like these won’t execute any rules. It just updates the work items' statuses.

さらにヘルプが必要ですか?

アトラシアン コミュニティをご利用ください。