See the work.
Understand the flow.
Power BI analytics templates for Jira teams who want a sharper view of delivery — without building the reporting layer from scratch.
Join the early list ↗and the teams behind them.
From portfolio signal
to the issue behind it.
These are the views the templates are built around: portfolio health, project drivers, and the issue flow underneath. The screenshots use an early dataset; the story gets much richer as Jira history accumulates.
See the whole portfolio
without losing the signal.
Organize projects into meaningful portfolios—such as Delivery, Discovery, and Training—and see how each area is performing. Bring health, trends, risk, and delivery drivers into one clear view, so you quickly know where attention is needed.
Know which projects
need the conversation.
Explore delivery by customer—such as Internal, GreenGrid Energy, Harborline Logistics, and others. Compare project health, assessment coverage, movement over time, and the exceptions driving each result. Your next customer or portfolio review starts with evidence.
Understand the score.
Then understand why.
Choose an As of month to see the project exactly as it stood at that point in time onwards—not only where it stands today.
Driver Exceptions & Explanations turns the score into plain-language signals: what is healthy, what needs attention, what is at risk, and the numbers behind each result.
Turn Jira activity into
a practical action list.
Explore backlog age, workflow bottlenecks, priorities, issue types, and assignee workload. Then move straight to the open issues that need attention first.
Start with the
Evaluation Edition.
Review the real report language first: portfolio health, project drivers, issue flow, exceptions, backlog aging, and workload. It is a practical starting point for better delivery conversations while your Jira history is still taking shape.
Keep the conversation current.The next edition connects directly to Jira through its API, bringing fresh delivery data into the same tested model and ready-made report experience.
really goes.Worklog reporting will add time, effort, and delivery context—helping teams understand not only what moved, but where capacity was spent.