Use cases — who uses Dashboards Rich Filters, and how
Six real-world Jira dashboard scenarios, each with the specific charts that matter and a 5-minute set-up path.
PMO Lead
Track program health across 8 projects in one screen
You manage a portfolio of 8 in-flight Jira projects and you need a single dashboard that answers “is anything on fire today?” without opening eight tabs.
Set-up
Add Dashboards Rich Filters to your PMO dashboard.
In the Project filter, select all 8 projects.
Look at the Program Health Score KPI (composite of status, overdue ratio and blocked ratio).
Use the Milestones Timeline to see which releases shift this quarter.
Use the Ishikawa risk diagram at the end of every weekly PMO review.
What you avoid: manually exporting issue lists to spreadsheets every Monday.
Delivery Manager
Sprint burndown and capacity at a glance
You are running three squads in parallel and you need to spot scope creep and capacity overload before retros happen.
Set-up
Filter by your squad’s project + current sprint via time range.
Open the Sprint Burndown chart to compare ideal vs actual.
Open Time by Assignee to spot who is overloaded.
Pin the gadget to the team’s shared dashboard.
Scrum Master
Run retros with an evidence-based Ishikawa
Most retros surface opinions. The Risk Analysis section auto-categorises actual issue data (labels, status, age, blocker flags) into the four classical fishbone branches.
Set-up
Filter by sprint duration and project.
Project the Ishikawa diagram on the retro screen.
Walk each branch (People, Process, Quality, Schedule) and click contributors to drill into the underlying Jira tickets.
Executive / Director
One-click read-only view for board meetings
You don’t want to learn Jira. You want a clean view your team prepares, and you want it full-screen on the projector.