The following short, self-paced courses will help you customize Jira software projects according to your team’s needs. You’ll learn how to see your team’s work at a glance, maximize your team’s time, improve your team’s progress and performance, and accurately map and predict your team’s work.
Categorize kinds of work with issue types and then track data on issues with fields. You can modify default issue types and create new ones based on your team’s needs. In company-managed projects, project admins can decide which fields should appear in the issue detail view for different issue types. In team-managed projects, project admins can configure issue types and layouts for their projects and create custom fields as needed.
Represent the path your team’s issues will take with workflows. You’ll learn how to create basic and complex workflows, navigate workflow editors, and configure internal notifications in team-managed projects. You’ll also explore best practices for workflow configuration, management, and governance.
Automate manual tasks without coding using Jira automation. You’ll learn how to create simple and complex automation rules and how automation rules can save developer teams time. You’ll also learn best practices for creating and managing automation rules and how to troubleshoot common issues. Then, discover powerful ways to integrate Jira with other work tools and the benefits of integrating Jira with a repository.
Quickly identify obstacles that slow down progress with DevOps reports in Jira. Then, measure your team’s sprint progress with a burndown chart, use a sprint report to see if your team is completing committed work, and use a velocity chart to estimate work your team can realistically complete in the future. Then, use dashboards for a high-level picture of everything happening in Jira.
Maintain a single source of truth for your team’s ongoing work with plans in Jira, formerly known as Advanced Roadmaps. Learn how to use the auto-scheduler to make recommendations based on your team’s work, capacity, and timelines, and easily identify dependencies between issues to prevent bottlenecks.
