What is the best way to track a single project?

Create a project panorama

Project panoramas are a new way to quickly create an overview of a whole project (or a couple of them). We created them to help you monitor the whole project without manually adding the issues. Project panorama is a great choice if you’d add most of your issues from one project to a panorama anyway. It’s much simpler than the custom one and doesn’t require any JQL knowledge as the panorama is built automatically for you.

How to create one?

Click on the “Create new panorama” button in the top right corner of your dashboard screen.
When the panorama creator shows up, you’ll see three options to choose from. The first one and the second one are project panoramas. Choose if you want to track one or more projects in a panorama.
Choose a project or projects (in the multi-project panorama) that you’d like to import to a panorama.
Set up the permissions and the hierarchy in the creator.
You’ve created a project panorama!

There is a limit of 5,000 issues displayed in a project panorama. If you have over 5,000 issues in the selected projects, you will see a message on the top of the panorama. Let us know if you run into this limit, and we’ll help you out.

Project panorama features

The Panorama will automatically fetch all issues from the projects you have selected. It is 2-way-synced with Jira - any new issues or changes in Jira will also appear in your panorama and vice versa.

What you can do:

organize issues in directories
reorder issues in your panorama
create new issues inside the panorama (hover between two issues, and you’ll see a “+”)
put your issues in a custom hierarchy
group your issues by different fields
show the links between your issues
customize the view of your panorama by changing the column layout
change the basic issue fields in the panorama issue view

What you cannot do:

add issues from other projects
delete an issue from a project panorama

Panorama Support