Dashboards Rich Filters vs eazyBI, RVS Rich Filters & Custom Charts

An honest, vendor-authored comparison of the four most-asked-about Jira Cloud dashboard apps. Updated May 2026. Last verified against each product’s public Marketplace listing.

Disclosure. This page is authored by elolin, the publisher of Dashboards Rich Filters. Competitor descriptions are based on publicly available information from each vendor’s Atlassian Marketplace listing and documentation as of May 2026. If anything is inaccurate, contact dev.elolin@gmail.com and we will update.

TL;DR — which one should I pick?

Feature matrix

Feature Dashboards Rich Filters eazyBI Rich Filters (RVS) Custom Charts
Multi-select rich filters✓ built-in✓ flagship~ chart-level
KPI tiles out of the box✓ 9 tiles~ build your own~ build your own
Sprint burndown (ideal vs actual)✓ pre-built
Ishikawa / fishbone risk diagram✓ unique
Cross-project program health score~ via MDX
Milestones timeline~
Full-page (Apps menu) view✓ globalPage
Light + dark theme~~
Demo data mode (no Jira data needed)
Hosting modelAtlassian Forge (Atlassian-hosted)Vendor cloudConnect (vendor cloud)Connect (vendor cloud)
External data egressNoneYesYesYes
Stores personal dataNoVariesVariesVaries
Free tier (Jira Cloud)Up to 10 users free, permanentUp to 10 users freeUp to 10 users freeUp to 10 users free
Free trial30 days30 days30 days30 days
Paid via Atlassian

1. vs Rich Filters for Jira Dashboards (RVS)

Overlap. Both products focus on multi-select filtering for Jira dashboards. The names are similar but the vendors are independent — RVS is a long-established Marketplace partner; Dashboards Rich Filters is published by elolin.

Where Dashboards Rich Filters differs. RVS is primarily a filter framework — it provides filter controls that other gadgets subscribe to. Dashboards Rich Filters bundles both the filter panel and the analytics: KPIs, sprint burndown, Ishikawa risk diagram, milestones timeline, recent activity, all driven by the same global filter selection. Dashboards Rich Filters also exposes a full-page jira:globalPage entry, which RVS does not.

Pick RVS if you already have a curated set of gadgets and only need filter controls to chain them.

Pick Dashboards Rich Filters if you want an executive-cockpit experience with no gadget assembly.

2. vs eazyBI

Overlap. Both deliver analytics on Jira data.

Difference in philosophy. eazyBI is a full BI platform with custom calculated measures (MDX), multi-source data integration, and deep flexibility. It is powerful but requires analytics-engineer skills. Dashboards Rich Filters is opinionated: it ships a curated executive dashboard that works in seconds with zero MDX and zero data modelling.

Pick eazyBI if you need cross-source data (Jira + Tempo + Insight + external), custom KPIs, or you have a dedicated BI engineer.

Pick Dashboards Rich Filters if you want a ready-made executive dashboard a PMO or delivery lead can use immediately, and you want everything to run on Atlassian-hosted Forge with no external data movement.

3. vs Custom Charts for Jira

Overlap. Both render charts inside Jira dashboards.

Difference. Custom Charts is a chart-builder — pick a chart type, configure fields, save, repeat for every chart you want. Dashboards Rich Filters is a chart-bundle — 12+ pre-designed views shipped together (including the Ishikawa fishbone, which Custom Charts does not offer) wired to a single filter panel.

Pick Custom Charts if you want full control over every chart’s appearance and you don’t mind building each view manually.

Pick Dashboards Rich Filters if you want a coherent, executive-grade dashboard with one click.

What we won’t pretend

Where Dashboards Rich Filters wins decisively

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