Project Intelligence Hub for Jira turns live Jira project data into stakeholder-ready reports in one click. Generate professional status reports, release notes, and executive dashboards directly from your Jira project — then export to PDF, push to Confluence, or copy to the clipboard.
The app runs inside Jira as a project-level page. Open it from any project, pick a report template, and the app builds the report from your live Jira data — issues, sprints, epics, versions, and team activity. You can review and edit the report before exporting.
| Template | Description |
|---|---|
| Weekly Status Report | Progress this week, highlights, blockers, next-week focus and team summary — with auto RAG status |
| Release Notes | Categorized changelog (new features, improvements, bug fixes, security) built from a Jira version |
| Project Cockpit | Executive dashboard with RAG across dimensions, milestone tracker, key metrics and top risks |
| RAID Log | Risks, Actions, Issues and Decisions register for project governance |
| Steering Committee Report | Leadership report with accomplishments, schedule, risks and next-period plan |
| Sprint Retrospective | Committed vs delivered, velocity trend, carry-over and team contribution |
| Team Performance Dashboard | Cross-sprint velocity, member performance, cycle time, backlog health and quality metrics |
Reports that include a health indicator calculate it automatically from your Jira data:
The status is derived from overdue issues, blockers, and sprint progress. You can override it manually at any time.
The app detects your instance's Story Points custom field automatically and uses it to calculate velocity in the Weekly Status, Sprint Retrospective and other reports. If your project does not use story points, velocity falls back to issue counts.
Use the Settings panel to set the client name, project manager, and a custom footer that appears on exported reports.
Which Jira project types are supported?
Both company-managed and team-managed projects on Jira Cloud. Sprint-based reports require a Scrum or Kanban board.
Where do story points come from?
The app scans your Jira field registry for the "Story Points" or "Story Point Estimate" field and uses it automatically. No manual configuration is needed.
Does the app store my Jira data?
No. Reports are generated on demand from live Jira data. The app only stores your project settings (client name, PM, footer) and anonymous usage counters in Atlassian's Forge storage.
Why does a report show zero velocity?
Either the project has no story points on its issues, or no "Story Points" field exists on the instance. Velocity then falls back to issue counts where applicable.
Can I push the same report to Confluence twice?
Yes. If a page with the same title already exists, the app appends a timestamp so nothing is overwritten.
Is it secure?
Yes. The app is built on Atlassian Forge and runs entirely within Atlassian's infrastructure. No data is sent to external servers.
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