Monitor workload and progress

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Now, you can use your Jira dashboard to get an overview of your team’s workload and project progress.

Here's how you can use gadgets to monitor workload in Jira:

Regularly check the Roadmap to measure how many issues have been assigned and resolved for your next release

Monitor Incident Statistics to identify who has the highest workload and where efforts are focused

Step 5: Monitor high-risk items
As a Jira administrator, it's crucial to stay on top of high-risk issues that could impact your project's timeline. You can create filters to highlight issues in the system dashboard with the longest estimated duration or those that have been recently modified.

Configure your Results Filter gadget to display high-risk items in the system dashboard, ensuring they canadian cfo email list remain visible and manageable for every logged in user.

Pro tip: Don't overload your dashboard with too much information at once. Start small and expand as needed. Your dashboard should be simple, clear, and focused on what matters most to you.

You're all set You're all set with a powerful Jira dashboard to help you keep tabs on progress and make sure your project stays on track.

How to share a Jira dashboard
Once you’ve created the perfect Jira board for your competitor analysis, it’s time to share it with your team so everyone can be on the same page. Here’s how to share your Jira board in a few easy steps:

Step 1: Open your dashboard page
First, go to the board you want to share. You can find it in the Jira Boards menu.

Step 2: Edit and share
Look for the ellipsis (---) icon on the right side of the panel. Click on it and select Edit & Share from the drop-down menu. The sharing options will open.

Share your Jira dashboard

Step 3: Choose access levels
You'll see a section labeled Access with a drop-down arrow. Click it to see a list of project members, teams, and your entire organization.

Choose Jia Dashboard Access Levels

Step 4: Selecting team members
Scroll down the list and choose the employees or teams you want to grant view or edit permissions to on projects. Select their names to add them.

Step 5: Save changes
Once you've made your selection, don't forget to save your changes. This way, everyone you've selected will be able to see your dashboard.

And that's it! You've successfully shared your Jira board with your team, making collaboration smoother and keeping everyone in the loop.