Track and analyze your team's work with reports

Configure and use reports to see statistics for people, projects, versions, or information about issues.

Learn what a burndown chart is and how it can help track the likelihood of achieving your sprint goal.

Use a burnup chart or report to identify problems such as scope creep and help you maintain your project's health.

Use a control chart to identify whether data from a current sprint can be used to determine future performance.

Compare different methods for calculating the rolling average and see how the issue-based calculation is better.

Use the cumulative flow diagram to see the various statuses of work items for an application, version, or sprint.

The epic burndown chart can help you see how quickly your team is working through an epic and more.

Use the epic report to understand the progress towards completing an epic, and to track remaining incomplete or unestimated work.

Use the release burndown report to see how quickly your team is working through the backlog, and more.

Use the velocity chart to predict the amount of work the team can get done in future sprints.

Use the version report to see the predicted release date based on a few factors.

Use the sprint report for mid-sprint progress checks and in sprint retrospective meetings.

Need more insights into your deployment metrics? Use the new deployment frequency report.

Print the epic burndown chart to see how quickly your team is working through an epic and more.

Do you wonder how to improve your team's performance? Use the power of the cycle time report.

How to read a burnup chart and track the completed work against the work scope.

Understand how each part of the epic burndown chart works to see how quickly your team is working through an epic.

How to find and view the burndown chart for your company-managed project.

View a burnup chart or report on a Scrum board in Jira.

View the epic burndown chart to see how quickly your team is working through an epic and more.