Tracking Reports
Burndown
Explore the status of the current iteration by seeing a forecast for the end date according to the completed work up to this moment. A forecast line that extends beyond the iteration end date indicates that corrections must be made in order to complete the planned work on schedule.
Burndown Mode
The Burndown Report can be calculated using different burndown modes. The default burndown mode is by estimate (based on estimates of stories, bugs, risks and issues) but you can also use task estimate (based on the estimate of the tasks), task count, and task work remaining. You can change the desired burndown mode every time you run a report or you can change the default mode for a particular project read more.
Clicking on the chart legend allows you to show/hide the corresponding series:
- Actual – shows line of the remaining work for each day in the iteration
- Forecast – draws forecast of the future work, based on the velocity from the start of the iteration
- Done – shows how much work was done during each day of the iteration
- Added/Removed - shows how much work was added/removed during each day of the iteration. When work is added – it is drawn on the positive side of the coordinate system. When work is removed – it is drawn on the negative side of the coordinate system.
The report allows you to filter the data by the following criteria:
Work Item Status History
Visualize the progress of any work item type (withouth tasks) from the beginning to the end of an iteration. An accumulation of work items in a state indicates potential bottlenecks on your team.
The report allows you to filter the data by the following criteria:
Added and Completed Work
Displays a graphic showing the number or work items that have been added, completed or are outstanding on a monthly basis. The report allows you to choose the project, work item type, area and team, to narrow down the data.
The report allows you to filter the data by the following criteria:
The report does not allow configuration of the period and the sample rate of the data, it always displays monthly snapshots for the past two years.
Report Filters
Project
Allows you to choose a project to report on. It is based on the projects the currently logged user is member. The default value of this filter will be the first checked project in the project selector.
Release
Allows you to choose a release to report on. It is based on the available releases in the selected project. By default the current release is selected (if any). The select current option in the dropdown automatically selects the current release in the project. Read more about Releases.
Iteration
Allows you to choose an iteration to report on. It is based on the available iterations in the selected release or project if you do not use releases. By default the current iteration is selected (if any). The select current option in the dropdown automatically selects the current iteration in selected release or project. Read more about Iterations.
Exclude Weekends
Optionally exclude weekend days from the report. If that option is left unchecked the report will make no distinction between working days and weekends and will display your progress among every calendar day. This could lead to having flat lines for the weekend days. If you want to exclude them from the report - check the "Exclude weekends" option. Note that this option can slightly affect the estimated completion date for your iteration.
Team
Teams gives you the option to filter the bugs by the team they are assigned to. Read more about Teams.
Type
Optionally filter the report work items by type, or combination of types.
Area
From the Area dropdown you can select an area or multiple areas to report on. By default all areas are selected. Read more about Areas.