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This guide combines the plugin configuration and end-user instructions for the Jira Agile & Metrics Analyser app.

It is organized as a practical setup-to-usage reference so end users, Scrum Masters, Project Managers can understand what to configure, in what order, and how to use the module correctly.

It covers the dashboard experience, list view, sprint analytics, saved configurations, and key metrics setup.

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๐Ÿ“Š Agile & Metrics Analyzer

๐ŸŽฏ What this app is for

Agile and Metrics Analyzer is a custom Jira Forge application designed for teams that need a more flexible analytics experience than standard Jira dashboards. Instead of relying only on fixed gadgets or report pages, the app provides a dedicated analytics workspace where users can configure chart-based dashboards, ticket list views, and sprint-level analysis in one place.

This app is especially useful for teams that want to compare delivery trends, monitor sprint performance, review ticket flow, and create reusable reporting views for different audiences such as delivery managers, scrum masters, engineering leads, and product teams.

โœ“ Use this app when you need deeper sprint and delivery insights, multiple chart types in one configurable view, and saved reporting configurations that can be reused over time.

๐Ÿงญ How the app is organized

The application is organized into a few core experiences:

Area Purpose What users can do
Dashboard View Create a custom analytics dashboard Add up to 15 charts, arrange visual reporting, review key metrics
List View See underlying work items View tickets matching selected filters and reporting criteria
Sprint Analytics Analyze sprint and board performance Select board and sprint, review default sprint metrics and trends
Saved Configurations Reuse reporting setups Save, load, and manage dashboard or analytics views
Key Metrics Highlight important KPIs Configure metric cards for quick visibility

๐Ÿงฉ In Dashboard View

The Dashboard View is the main visual workspace of the application. Unlike a standard Jira dashboard, this view is purpose-built for analytics and supports a richer, more configurable layout. Users can create a reporting canvas that includes multiple charts in a single view.

The dashboard supports up to 15 charts, making it suitable for both focused reporting and broader portfolio-style analysis.

โœ… What you can do in Dashboard View