Task Project Management-task, sprint, and issue management.

Example

A project manager can create user stories, bugs, or tasks within Jira using specific templates, with options to set due dates, assign team members, and link issues to epics.

Scenario

In a software development project, a manager needs to create multiple tasks related to implementing a new feature. Using the 'Create Issue' feature, the manager can create the necessary stories under a specific epic and assign them to different developers while linking each task to the overall sprint.

Example

A Scrum Master can use the tool to create a sprint on a specific board and assign tasks from the backlog into the sprint, defining start and end dates.

Scenario

In a Scrum environment, a team is preparing for their next sprint. The Scrum Master uses Task Project Management to create the sprint, move backlog tasks into the sprint, and set a sprint goal. Team members can view the board and see which tasks are assigned to them for the upcoming iteration.

Example

The tool can automatically transition tasks between statuses based on predefined triggers or manual updates, helping users move tasks through the workflow.

Scenario

A developer completes a task and marks it as 'Done' in Jira. The tool automatically updates linked tasks to indicate that a dependent story can now start, without the project manager needing to manually update the board.

Example

Users can create, update, or append to Confluence pages, either manually or automatically based on Jira activity.

Scenario

A technical lead wants to document the architecture of a new feature. They can create a new Confluence page directly from Task Project Management, linking it to specific Jira issues for future reference. As the project evolves, team members can update this page with new details, keeping the documentation in sync with development.

Example

Users can perform detailed JQL searches to locate specific issues, such as 'show all high-priority bugs in the current sprint.'

Scenario

During a daily stand-up, the project manager needs to review high-priority issues that haven't been addressed yet. They use the JQL search functionality to quickly filter and display all open bugs with a 'high' priority in the sprint.

Example

Generate reports and visualize metrics such as issues resolved, open bugs, or velocity over a set period.

Scenario

A manager needs to present the team’s progress to stakeholders. Task Project Management can generate a report visualizing how many bugs were resolved versus created in the past two sprints, helping the manager highlight team productivity and areas needing attention.