I need to be able to see the workload for given user to see what can be allotted to them. For example, I need to be able to see that Jim has 25 hours of Development role, 7 hours of Code Review role and 3 hours of Testing role allotted. Is there currently a way to see that other than manually adding up the data in Assignees (By Roles) and Time Tracking (By Roles) for a large set of issues?
Hi Marc,
We definitly have a couple of ways to show you such kind of data. If you go into the reports section, you will find two reports, with a number of configuration options, which are:
1) Estimation Accuracy: Shows how accurately users have estimated their roles in the slected configuration (project, filter, etc)
2) Estimations by roles: This shows you all the estimated roles ina number of configurations.
Also, on the project/agile board, on left panel, in the add on tab, you can see that their are two options, original estimate and remaining sprint workloads. These options lead you to a apage showing workload per roles per user for the current sprint.
Let us know if you have any further querries.
Thanks,
Abhinav.
Abhinav,
I saw all those reports.
Estimations Report (By Roles) does not have data by user unless I create a filter for each user. It also does not allow setting a specific time frame.
Estimation Accuracy Report (By Roles) looks to be more a post analysis tool, not a determining how to assign work tool.
Most of our users work across multiple projects, some run agile and some do not. I need the ability to see the workload by role and total, summed up workload for a given time frame.
Adding user selection, start/end date, and total time for all roles to Estimations Report (By Roles) seems like it would cover what I need.
Thanks again for the responses.
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Hi Marc,
These changes in report seem fair. Allow us time to get these developed, as we are following our roadmap for the plugin. We will definitly try to get them up as fast as we can.
Thanks,
Abhinav.
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