It will allow you to check how the things are going by seeing epics underneath them, how they are progressing, whether we’re on track or at risk. Then, if needed, you could dive in and see deeper level work. The roadmaps consist of a hierarchy, so that you can stay high-level and see initiatives only. Pricing: Cloud – starting from 1.5$ per user/month Advanced Roadmaps (formerly Portfolio)Īdvanced roadmaps provide intuitive timelines that let you see all ongoing tasks, check team availability, and, of course, track multiple projects at a time. At any moment, you can expand each project in order to drill down or filter issues to see only things you need. Added projects can be viewed on the timeline in separate lanes grouped by either projects, status or template. There are two views available: issue and release view, so you may plan both on cross-project and cross-team timelines.Īfter you add required projects, all issues from them will be visible to you. It can help you look at both macro and micro levels from a high-level roadmap to smaller work structures. Swanly is another add-on to help you illustrate plans and objectives across Jira projects. Server – starting from 600$ per 25 users/year Swanly Pricing: Cloud – starting from 2.5$ per user/month
Meanwhile, it might take time to get used to the tool, as the interface seems overloaded but it’s definitely overlapped by the range of functionality. This option is particularly good for tracking and updating project statuses.īig Picture is a great choice for projects of different levels, and easily applicable to the ones with sophisticated structure. The table can be transformed into a timeline split by projects each of which can be collapsed, so you can see a more detailed level.Īnother view available for tracking multiple projects is the Kanban board that unites projects and issues on a single board. The project portfolio is built in the form of a table with columns representing a project name, status, start/end dates, leader, type, and description. Project portfolio in BigPicture lets you aggregate data from many different levels and manage it all together on one view. In general, the tool allows you to build timelines, Gantt-chart, SAFe roadmaps, and of course do cross-portfolio work. Get more information: Planyway for Jira Big Pictureīig Picture is supposed to be one of the best Jira plugins due to the good level of adjustment to the Agile frameworks. Price: Cloud – starting from $2 user/month Thanks to it, it’s doubtful that anyone among your teammates will get difficulties with setting it. The Planyway interface is another advantage. Also, it’s important to know that you can scale the timeline to track projects daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. Your Planyway project portfolio can be easily filtered by member, label, status, and issue type, so you can narrow it down to more specific things. Then, each project will get its own lane depicting all the workflow. Actually, you can track issues from multiple projects on any Planyway view but if you want to see them project by project, just click Group by project on the top of your timeline. After, you’ll see issues from all added projects on one calendar or timeline. The beauty of the app is that you can keep working with Jira’s kanban board and Planyway views on the same screen.Īdd all projects you need to visualize them together in the left-side menu. Planyway imports your Jira projects and allows you to visualize your workflow the best way for you: calendar views (daily, weekly and monthly), Gantt-like timeline, resource planning, and finally project portfolio. Planyway is one of the most well-known power-ups for another Atlassian product - Trello, which is now trying to conquer the Jira planet with its visualization approach.
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