Visualize your data like never before

Visualize your data like never before

Visualize your data like never before

📊 Create custom charts from the underlying data 📊

Slice & dice by any of your custom fields

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Line chart

Estimate vs Cycle Time

Open Bugs vs Bugs Squashed

Estimated Time vs Logged Time

Estimate vs Cycle Time

Open Bugs vs Bugs Squashed

Estimated Time vs Logged Time

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Line chart with dual axis

Cycle Time vs Work in Progress

Estimated Dev Time vs Actual Cycle Time

Correlation between any of your custom fields

Cycle Time vs Work in Progress

Estimated Dev Time vs Actual Cycle Time

Correlation between any of your custom fields

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Forecasting chart

See how much work is done vs still todo for the next project/release/milestone

Track your team’s weekly velocity

Get the most likely delivery date based on your historical velocity

See how much work is done vs still todo for the next project/release/milestone

Track your team’s weekly velocity

Get the most likely delivery date based on your historical velocity

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Burndown chart

The Burndown chart shows the amount of work completed in a work scope (such as an epic or sprint) and the total amount of work remaining. It can be used to predict the likelihood of completing the work in time.

The Burndown chart shows the amount of work completed in a work scope (such as an epic or sprint) and the total amount of work remaining. It can be used to predict the likelihood of completing the work in time.

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Workload (forecast)

See your work delivery forecasts based on historical data

The burndown of the remaining work on a weekly total until all the work is done

Switch between the Optimistic, Realistic, and Pessimistic scenarios

See your work delivery forecasts based on historical data

The burndown of the remaining work on a weekly total until all the work is done

Switch between the Optimistic, Realistic, and Pessimistic scenarios

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Workload (planned)

The Workload (planned) chart shows how much work is assigned to each team member for the coming days, weeks, and months. It helps you to quickly see who can take more work and who is overloaded with too much work.

The Workload (planned) chart shows how much work is assigned to each team member for the coming days, weeks, and months. It helps you to quickly see who can take more work and who is overloaded with too much work.

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Scatter plot

Average Lead or Cycle Time

Task Completion Time

Lead Time by Assignee or Label

Average Lead or Cycle Time

Task Completion Time

Lead Time by Assignee or Label

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Bar chart

Tasks Completed within a time period

Tasks Done per Assignee or Label

Weekly Velocity

Bugs Fixed by Individual

Tasks Completed within a time period

Tasks Done per Assignee or Label

Weekly Velocity

Bugs Fixed by Individual

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Stacked bar chart

Tasks Per Day, Week, Month or Year

Created, Assigned, In Progress, and Completed Tasks per Label

Open task per Assignee, Label, Section, Group etc.

Tasks Per Day, Week, Month or Year

Created, Assigned, In Progress, and Completed Tasks per Label

Open task per Assignee, Label, Section, Group etc.

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Multi-bar chart

What if you have multiple custom fields and you want to have all of them in one chart? Let’s assume you want to compare the values of three different number fields over time. You can do that by adding them one by one as metrics in the multi-bar chart.

What if you have multiple custom fields and you want to have all of them in one chart? Let’s assume you want to compare the values of three different number fields over time. You can do that by adding them one by one as metrics in the multi-bar chart.

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Task list

Created, Assigned, In Progress, and Completed Tasks

Recently Closed Tickets

Bugs Currently Being Fixed

Tasks overdue

Created, Assigned, In Progress, and Completed Tasks

Recently Closed Tickets

Bugs Currently Being Fixed

Tasks overdue

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Number chart

Bugs Currently Being Fixed

Number of Bugs fixed in the last 7 days

Created, Assigned, In Progress, and Completed Tasks

Bugs Currently Being Fixed

Number of Bugs fixed in the last 7 days

Created, Assigned, In Progress, and Completed Tasks

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Pie chart

Items Breakdown by Category

Distribution of Tasks per Label or Project

Tasks Done within a time period

Items Breakdown by Category

Distribution of Tasks per Label or Project

Tasks Done within a time period

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Table chart

The table chart allows viewing data as rows and columns. It aggregates the task data into sums, averages, and other statistics.

Create progress lists for your projects, epics, or any other work scope.

The table chart allows viewing data as rows and columns. It aggregates the task data into sums, averages, and other statistics.

Create progress lists for your projects, epics, or any other work scope.

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Stacked area chart

In a stacked area chart, each area of color represents one part of the whole. As the name suggests, the parts are stacked up. The height of each colored stack represents the proportion of that grouped item at a given point in time.

In a stacked area chart, each area of color represents one part of the whole. As the name suggests, the parts are stacked up. The height of each colored stack represents the proportion of that grouped item at a given point in time.

Cumulative flow chart

Visualize effort and project progress

Completed work vs work in other states

See if work is causing bottlenecks

Visualize effort and project progress

Completed work vs work in other states

See if work is causing bottlenecks