Backlog management in a fraction of the time
The dream:
Backlog management that doesn't take you hours to pick through.
The nightmares that get in the way:
There are a lot of tickets in the backlog
And that's a good thing, because you want your team to be busy, but it does make it harder to establish what the most valuable things are that your team could be working on in your upcoming sprint.
Stale items are clogging up your list
Somebody reported a broken menu link that needed updating and raised a ticket. You couldn't replicate, and they didn't tell you which menu item so you dropped a comment and 40 days later, that question is still unanswered.
The dreaded "TBD"
Half your backlog has a description of "TBD" or a summary that reads "Need to confirm". These tickets can represent more important work than those that have been dutifully filled in, so they can't simply be ignored. The problem is finding them…
Jira search doesn't cut it
These problems would become manageable if only Jira provided search functions to let you filter away the noise, but Jira search is limited.
Ready to end the recurring nightmares?
These are just a handful of the challenges you're facing week-in, week-out, and if you're tired of it, take a look at Enhanced Search for Jira Cloud.
Instantly level up your search game and reduce the time you spend battling your backlog, with functions and keywords that aren't available in Jira alone.
New functions
- dateCompare()
- parentsOf()
- subtasksOf()
- issuesInEpic()
- inSprint()
- issueFieldMatch()
- and many more!
New keywords you get
New keywords
- numberOfSubtasks
- numberOfAttachments
- numberOfLinks
- lastCommentedDate
- commentedBy
- attachmentType
- and many more!
New functions
- dateCompare()
- parentsOf()
- subtasksOf()
- issuesInEpic()
- inSprint()
- issueFieldMatch()
- and many more!
New keywords
- numberOfSubtasks
- numberOfAttachments
- numberOfLinks
- lastCommentedDate
- commentedBy
- attachmentType
- and many more!
Want to see examples of how to combine these new functions and keywords?