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Gadgets let you customize the information that appears on dashboards in Jira applications (or on your wallboards, if you use dashboards for that purpose). This page lists all of the gadgets available for Jira applications and which ones they're available for.

Gadget	Jira Core	Jira Software	Jira Service Desk	Use it to
Activity Stream				See the activity in your instance: it's like a Facebook feed for your instance!
Sprint Burndown Gadget				See the burndown for a given sprint in a handy line chart. Notes... The vertical axis represents your configured estimation statistic. The gadget will only display sprints that have not been completed.
Sprint Health Gadget				Seeing a summary of the issues in a sprint in a handy color-coded bar graph. Notes... The colors in this gadget match the colors in your column configuration. The work completed is calculated based on the estimation statistic used for your board. This is reflected by the green part of the progress bar. For example, if you have 50 story points in a sprint and you have 3 issues with 10 story points that have been resolved, the 'Work complete' will be 20% (i.e. 10 out of 50 story points). The gadget won't reflect the progress from work logged in the 'Remaining Estimate' and 'Time Spent' fields in Jira. Adding or removing an issue from a sprint, after it has started is considered a change of scope. The percentage is calculated using the statistic that is configured for the board. For example, if you started a sprint with 50 story points and add an issue with 5 story points, the Sprint Health gadget would show a 10% scope change. If you add/remove issues that don't have estimates, the scope change will not be altered. If you're using Time Tracking, Scope Change will not be shown. The "blocker" field counts all blockers that are in 'To Do' or 'In Progress'. See Configuring estimation and tracking for more information.
Version Report				Track the projected release date for a version. This helps you monitor whether the version will release on time, so you can take action if work is falling behind.
Agile Wallboard Gadget				Know how you're tracking with an agile board displayed on your wallboard (or dashboard).
Assigned to Me				Quickly see all the unresolved issues assigned to you.
Average Age Chart				Want to know the average age of unresolved issues? This gadget tells you just that. Notes... The report is based on your choice of project or issue filter, and your chosen units of time (i.e. hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years). For the purposes of this gadget, an issue is defined as unresolved if it has no value in the system resolution field. The age of an issue is the difference between the current date and the created date of the issue.
Average Number of Times in Status* *With installation of the Jira Charting App				Displays the average number of times issues have been in a status.
Average Time in Status* *With installation of the Jira Charting App				Displays the average number of days issues have spent in status.
Bamboo Charts				Checking out Bamboo plan stats in your dashboard. Notes... Your Jira administrator must have configured the Bamboo plugin on your Jira server, if you want to add the Bamboo Charts gadget to your dashboard. If you have added multiple Bamboo servers in Jira there will be one Bamboo Charts gadget available per server. When you add this gadget to your Jira dashboard, you may see a message similar to this: The website (container) you have placed this gadget on is unauthorized. Please contact your system administrator to have it approved. To fix this problem, you will need to configure your Bamboo site to allow Jira to draw information from it via gadgets on the Jira dashboard. To do this, your Jira administrator first needs to define your Jira site as an OAuth consumer in Bamboo. You will then be required to perform a once-off authentication before your gadget will display correctly.
Bamboo Plan Summary Chart				Seeing a graphical summary of a Bamboo build plan. Notes... Your Jira administrator must have configured the Bamboo plugin on your Jira server, if you want to add the Bamboo Charts gadget to your dashboard. If you have added multiple Bamboo servers in Jira there will be one Bamboo Charts gadget available per server. When you add this gadget to your Jira dashboard, you may see a message similar to this: The website (container) you have placed this gadget on is unauthorized. Please contact your system administrator to have it approved. To fix this problem, you will need to configure your Bamboo site to allow Jira to draw information from it via gadgets on the Jira dashboard. To do this, your Jira administrator first needs to define your Jira site as an OAuth consumer in Bamboo. You will then be required to perform a once-off authentication before your gadget will display correctly.
Bamboo Plans				Seeing a list of all plans on a particular Bamboo server and each plan's current status. Notes... Your Jira administrator must have configured the Bamboo plugin on your Jira server, if you want to add the Bamboo Charts gadget to your dashboard. If you have added multiple Bamboo servers in Jira there will be one Bamboo Charts gadget available per server. When you add this gadget to your Jira dashboard, you may see a message similar to this: The website (container) you have placed this gadget on is unauthorized. Please contact your system administrator to have it approved. To fix this problem, you will need to configure your Bamboo site to allow Jira to draw information from it via gadgets on the Jira dashboard. To do this, your Jira administrator first needs to define your Jira site as an OAuth consumer in Bamboo. You will then be required to perform a once-off authentication before your gadget will display correctly.
Bubble Chart				Visually track the correlation of issues in a project or filter during a configured period, based on the following details: number of days the issues have been open number of comments the issues have number of participants or votes the issues have Notes... The horizontal axis represents the number of days the issues have stayed open, while the vertical axis represents the number of comments the issues have. The bubble colors also indicate the correlation between days open and number of comments – with the color green indicating low values and the color red indicating high values. Only the first 200 matching open issues are displayed on the Bubble Chart. You can configure the following settings for the Bubble Chart: The period during which the issue comments are considered recent The basis of the bubble size, either participants or votes Automatic refresh of Bubble Chart data every 15 minutes Relative coloring to distinguish issues receiving more comments from issues receiving fewer comments Logarithmic scale (default is linear scale) to distribute the bubbles from each other accordingly. We recommend that you use the logarithmic scale if your Bubble Chart contains a large range of data.
Clover Coverage				Seeing the Clover coverage of plans from a particular Bamboo server. Notes... Your Jira administrator must have configured the Bamboo plugin on your Jira server, if you want to add the Bamboo Charts gadget to your dashboard. If you have added multiple Bamboo servers in Jira there will be one Bamboo Charts gadget available per server. When you add this gadget to your Jira dashboard, you may see a message similar to this: The website (container) you have placed this gadget on is unauthorized. Please contact your system administrator to have it approved. To fix this problem, you will need to configure your Bamboo site to allow Jira to draw information from it via gadgets on the Jira dashboard. To do this, your Jira administrator first needs to define your Jira site as an OAuth consumer in Bamboo. You will then be required to perform a once-off authentication before your gadget will display correctly.
Created vs. Resolved Chart				Checking your progress by seeing the number of issues created vs number of issues resolved over a given period of time. Notes... The chart is based on your choice of project or issue filter, and the chart can either be cumulative or not. An issue is marked as resolved in a period if it has a resolution date in that period. The resolution date is the last date that the Resolution field was set to any non-empty value.
Crucible Charts				Seeing statistical summaries of your code reviews. Notes... Your Jira administrator must have configured the FishEye app on your Jira server, if you want to add the Crucible Charts gadget to your dashboard (not applicable to Jira Cloud).
Days Remaining in Sprint Gadget				Countdown! See how many working days you have before the current sprint ends.
Favorite Filters				See a list of all the issue filters that have currently been added by you as a favorite filter.
Filter Results				Seeing the results of a specified issue filter on the dashboard.
FishEye Charts				Chart LOC data from a FishEye repository.
FishEye Recent Changesets				Get two charts about your repo in one: lines of code and commit activity. Notes... Your Jira administrator must have configured the FishEye app on your Jira server, if you want to add the Crucible Charts gadget to your dashboard (not applicable to Jira Cloud).
Introduction				Say hello to users with a configurable message on the dashboard. Notes... The text/html displayed in the introduction gadget is configured by your Jira administrator, through the Jira configuration page.
Issue Statistics				See the issues returned from a specified project or saved filter (grouped by a specified field).
Issues In Progress				Time to work! See all issues that are currently in progress and assigned to you.
Jira Issues Calendar				Generating a calendar-based view of due dates for issues and versions Notes... The Jira Calendar app is required for this gadget to be available.
Jira Road Map				See which versions are due for release in a given period, as well as a summary of the progress made towards completing the issues in the versions.
Labels Gadget				Use this gadget to see a list of all the labels used in a given project.
Pie Chart				See the issues returned from a specified project or issue filter, grouped by a specified field.
Quick Links				Link to frequently-used searches and operations.
Recently Created Chart				See the rate at which issues are being created, as well as how many of those created issues are resolved - all in a bar chart.
Resolution Time				Check trends in the average time taken to resolve issues. Notes... The report is based on your choice of project or issue filter, and your chosen units of time (ie. hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years). The 'Resolution Time' is the difference between an issue's Resolution Date and Created date. If a Resolution Date is not set, the issue won't be counted in this gadget. The Resolution Date is the last date that the system Resolution field was set to any non-empty value.
Text				Display your specified HTML text on the dashboard. Notes... This gadget is only available if your Jira administrator has enabled it. It is disabled by default because it is a potential security risk, as it can contain arbitrary HTML which could potentially make your Jira system vulnerable to XSS attacks. To enable the text gadget: Choose > Manage apps. The 'Find apps' screen shows apps available via the Atlassian Marketplace. Choose Manage apps to view the apps currently installed on your Jira site. Enable the Text module in the Atlassian Jira - Plugins - Gadgets Plugin (You need to select the System apps from the drop-down). If you cannot enable the text gadget, please contact Atlassian Support for assistance.
Test Sessions				View a list of test sessions.
Time Since Chart				See a bar chart showing the number of issues for which your chosen field (e.g. 'Created', 'Updated', 'Due', 'Resolved', or a custom field) was set on a given date. Notes... 'Resolved' here is the system Resolution Date field, which is the last date that the system Resolution field was set to any non-empty value. The report is based on your choice of project or issue filter, and your chosen units of time (ie. hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years).
Time to First Response* *With installation of the Jira Charting App				Displays the number of hours taken to respond to issues for a project or filter.
Two Dimensional Filter Statistics				See data based on a specified issue filter (For example, you could create a filter to retrieve all open issues in a particular project. You can then configure the gadget to display the statistical data on this collection of issues, in a table with configurable axes.
Voted Issues				See all the issues you've voted for.
Watched Issues				Seeing all the issues you're watching.
Workload Pie Chart* *With installation of the Jira Charting App				Displays the matching issues for a project or filter as a pie chart.

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