Creating New Reports
- David Goldstein
Creating a New Report
To select a report in Dataplane Reports, from Jira's top-level navigation, simply click on Dataplane Reports, then Reports, and then New Report to see a directory of available reports.
Each report in the report directory includes a brief description of the report and an example thumbnail image of the report type. To choose a report, click on the report title or the associated Select button.
By default, Dataplane Reports will display the complete list of report types. To further refine your report selection, you can also click one of the report categories below New Report.
Additionally, using the Search control in the top right corner, you can search for a specific report type within the currently-selected category.
Report Categories
The following report categories are available:
| Category | Description |
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| All | Displays all reports supported by Dataplane Reports, including all of the reports in the categories below. |
| Advanced | Advanced Reports are for power users who want maximum control over report configuration and assumptions about issue lifecycle or Jira configuration. These reports are the basis for most other reports in Dataplane Reports, providing the ultimate flexibility in reporting. The types of reports include:
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| Current Metrics | Current Metrics reports are used for taking a snapshot status of your projects and programs. These reports return results based only on the current values of issue fields. No historical field values are used. The types of reports include:
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| Service Performance | Service Performance reports focus on the responsiveness of your teams to processing and responding to customer or client requests. The types of reports include:
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Team Performance | Team Performance reports give you tools to analyze the velocity, productivity, work loads and responsiveness of your project teams and team members. The types of reports include:
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Issue Lifecycle | Issue Lifecycle reports track the ebb and flow of issue creation, resolution and closure as well as changes in field values over time. The types of reports:
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Program Management | Program Management reports are designed for managers who need to track key metrics across multiple projects and manage complex inter-project dependencies. The types of reports:
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For more information on individual reports, see Reports Guide.
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