Coming soonThe Dashboards tab displays a list of all of the dashboards that have been created in your Jira instance. It also displays the owner of each dashboard as well as its level of visibility and number of favorites. This is another area that grows out of control quickly because each user tends to create several dashboards for various purposes. For example, one user may create a personal dashboard, a project-level dashboard and a dashboard that management can use to track progress or other relevant information.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The list of dashboards on this tab only displays dashboards that the Jira Administrator have access too, so the administrator must either own the dashboard, be a part of the project the dashboard is shared with or belong to the group the dashboard is shared with. Public dashboards are included in the listing as well as any dashboards that are shared with public-facing projects.
Columns
Dashboard ID: Displays the ID associated with each dashboard in the Jira instance.
Dashboard Name: Displays the name of each dashboard in the Jira instance.
Avatar: Displays the avatar that is associated with the owner of the dashboard.
This column is not sortable.
Dashboard Owner: Displays the name of the owner of each dashboard.
Share Level: Display the level of visibility of each dashboard. The options are:
Private: Only the creator of the dashboard can see dashboards at this permission level.
Project: Only members of the associated project can see dashboards at this permission level.
Group: Only members of the associated group can see dashboards that use that specific group.
LoggedIn: Any user that is logged into your Jira instance can see dashboards at this permission level.
Global: Any user that has access to your Jira instance can see dashboards at this permission level.
# of Favorites: Displays the number of times the dashboard has been favorited by the users. Useful for determine if a dashboard should be deleted or not.
Details Area
Description: Displays the description of the dashboard if one exists. Otherwise, it displays a default message.