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What is a Portfolio Box?
Portfolio Boxes help you organize your work and provide you with reporting capabilities.
A portfolio box doesn't contain tasks. It aggregates data from boxes nested in it.
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Create a Portfolio Box
"Add" button
- Go to the Home (root) box > Overview module.
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- select a "Portfolio" box type
- Required - enter the:
- name
- date range
- Optional - change the:
- Icon
- Icon color
- Click "Create"
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Overview "Create new Portfolio" tile
Set up a portfolio Box - a Box in which you can nest your projects. Portfolio Boxes help you organize your work and provide you with reporting capabilities.
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Adjust the Box information:
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Resources module
There is no data to aggregate - add boxes
The Resources module in a Portfolio box aggregates data from sub-boxes. No sub-boxes were detected. The Portfolio box is empty. To use the Resources module, add sub-boxes to a Portfolio.
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Create new boxes
- Click "Add items"
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Move existing boxes
- Click "Add items"
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There is no data to aggregate - add tasks
The Resources module in a Portfolio box aggregates data from sub-boxes. Sub-boxes are empty. To use the Resources module, add tasks to boxes.
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Add tasks (Overview module)
Add tasks to boxes in the Portfolio. Repeat for all boxes.
- Go to the "Overview" module"
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Add tasks (already existing in Jira)
To add tasks to the first Box you can use the following process.
- Click the "Add tasks"
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Image Modified - Click "Manage Scope definition"
Image Modified - Define the scope - specify which Jira tasks should be included. You can add entire Jira projects, Jira boards or use Jira Filters.
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Resources module in Portfolio - troubleshooting and setup
The Resources module in a Portfolio box aggregates data from all boxes in the portfolio.
The view is based on individual users or teams.
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Portfolio box teams
A portfolio should have the same teams as the boxes it contains.
Issue: Capacity can't be calculated, because there are no team members in Portfolio teams.
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Solution: Assign teams to the portfolio Box
- If the Teams module isn't active, activate, activate it.
Image Modified - Go to the "Teams" module in the "Portfolio".
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Failed to reassign a task
The resources module allows you to move a task (a task gets reassigned).
Issue: A task cannot be assigned to a team, because that team doesn't exist in both boxes (Portfolio and the task the box is in).
Example:
A task is in the "Classic project - House Build" box.
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"Classic project - House Build" box has four teams:
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In the "Portfolio" box there are more than those four teams:
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Moving a task in the Resources module of the Portfolio box lets you reassign it to a different team. Teams have to be from the same box.
A task isn't being moved to a different box - only team assignment is changed.
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