Here we will to briefly introduce you to 3 points of view on how to track detailed information right from your Jira dashboard using descriptive reports.
JIRA DASHBOARD >> JIRA GADGET >> INFORMATION IN JIRA
That last line represents a deconstruction of how a Jira dashboard is structured; if you click on each of the two first components, you can learn more about it: these days, we have explained what each of them is.
Now, this post is very brief, and we are going to show three different points of views about the use of gadgets in Jira dashboards to get efficient and valuable pieces of information about single aspects of the information stored in your Jira software, which can be In the shape of tasks or projects:
3 points of view to organize Jira gadgets in dashboards
Atlassian says there is a set of gadgets that will allow you to organize and track at a task level your activity in Jira. There, you will visualize the tasks that are pending (or completed) in other Jira aspects you need to track.
From the point of view of the Atlassian Marketplace, some of the apps available there help to follow-up and control tasks, and the ones providing gadgets for Jira usually only offer data about the context of issues and no about projects.
On the other side, from the point of view of Projectrak for Jira project tracking (formerly Profields), the landscape changes. Considering this app is targeted to help people to track projects using Jira by customizing its properties, the information offered by Projectrak gadgets provides a stand-out solution in the Atlassian Marketplace.
On the following image, you can see how these series of Projectrak gadgets for Jira draw a functional landscape when the need to track the progress of specific information on multiple projects in Jira on a real-time basis:
If you are interested in learning more about the different types of gadgets Projectrak provides to report for specific-information about multiple projects in Jira, click the button below and have a complete scenario about this subject…
