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Stormboard + Jira Integration

The Stormboard + #Jira integration helps you transform your planning sessions company-wide and create high-performing #remote teams. 00:10 - Jira Backlog Section Type 00:27 - Sprint / Iteration Section Type 01:44 - Converting a Sticky Note into a Jira Issue 02:20 - Story Point Section Type 3:32 - Visualizing Dependencies in Stormboard VIDEO TRANSCRIPT 1. Jira Backlog Section Type With our Jira integration, you can connect your Jira backlog to Stormboard, and it will appear in a backlog section in your template. You can scroll through your issues to find what you’re looking for, or search by JQL statement or issue summary. 2. Sprint / Iteration Section Type This template is set up for an Iteration Plan. Dragging issues from your backlog will automatically create sticky notes to help better visualize your planning. As you can see, the second section of the template all of a sudden turned red, and that’s because this section is an iteration section. It is mapped to a sprint and we’ve defined that there is a capacity of ten story points for this iteration. As soon as I dragged issues that added up to too many story points, in this case, 11 — so 1 over what we have set — we are notified that this is too much work for Iteration 1. We can easily move this issue to the next iteration and then drag a two story point issue into our first iteration. We’ve now got 10 story points, matching the amount of work that can get done in that iteration, and we can move on to the other iterations. Setting Story Point limits can be easily configured in the section dialog where we can adjust the capacity, see it’s connected to Jira, set a specific board to connect to, and set the Sprint. One of the most amazing parts of this integration is that your planning in Stormboard is synced in real-time to Jira. For example, if we move a sticky note from Iteration 1 to Iteration 2 in Stormboard, it will also move in Jira. 3. Converting a Sticky Note into a Jira Issue If you come up with new ideas during your planning session, you can create a new sticky note while in your Storm and then, with one click, convert it into a Jira Issue. Set which project to assign it to, the issue type, the priority, and an issue description. The two-way sync means that every change you make in Stormboard is reflected in Jira, so this new Jira issue that you created in Stormboard is automatically now in Jira — no need to go into Jira and manually add it yourself! 4. Story Point Section Type If you have Jira issues that have not yet been assigned story points, you can use Stormboard’s Story Point Sections to quickly assign them with your team. Simply drag your sticky note into the numbered Story Point section, and the story points will automatically be assigned. This is a great way to make some rapid decisions with a group. You can customize your story point sections using the section menu. Simply select the number of story points you want to apply under Tag Options. Because of our two-way sync, the story points for that issue are also updated automatically in Jira as well. You can preview the Jira issue right in Stormboard if you like, to confirm that the change has been made, or see it reflected right in your Jira account if you prefer. And in reverse, if we change story points for this issue to 3 in Jira, you can see that the sticky note has moved to the 3 Story Points section in Stormboard. 5. Visualizing Dependencies in Stormboard Dependencies can be difficult to visualize. We’ve tried to make it easier for you by giving you the option to either drag issues from your Jira backlog onto a Dependencies section, or create new issues in Stormboard that you can use to talk about dependencies. We suggest using line connectors to link your issues, and color-coding them to represent different stages. For example, you can make the line connector pink to represent that the two teams have not yet talked, and then turn the line connector green once everyone has gotten on the same page and knows what has to happen to move the work forward. Learn more about Agile PI Planning with Stormboard here:https://stormboard.com/product/agile-... Learn more about the Jira Integration or Book a Demo here: https://stormboard.com/integrations/jira ____________________________________________________________ Stormboard is a digital #workspace that helps you make your #meetings, collaborations, and brainstorms more efficient! Follow us on Facebook!   / stormboard   Follow us on Twitter!   / stormboard  

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