Content Comparison

SAP Analytics Cloud Templates Description

Jira Timework Report

The Jira Timework Report is a detailed dashboard designed to provide valuable insights into work logs across all or specific projects in your Jira Cloud instance. It displays critical KPIs for the selected projects, making it a vital asset for project managers.The report allows users to monitor the time spent on different tasks, track project progress, and manage resource allocation effectively. With the SAP Analytics Cloud Connector for Jira, users don't need to build a comprehensive work log report from scratch. Instead, they can construct an insightful Jira Timework Report in SAP Analytics Cloud in minutes, simplifying the entire processDashboard Template provides a succinct snapshot of workloads according to users and selected Jira projects. It presents a detailed view of time spent on each project day by day, enhancing project management capabilities. A significant aspect of this template is its ability to clearly communicate complex data through intuitive and visually engaging SAP Analytics Cloud charts and graphs. It brings clarity to tracking, revealing both high-level overviews and granular details of time utilization across Jira projects.

Jira Sprint Dashboard

The Jira Sprint Dashboard is an indispensable report designed with Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches in mind. This interactive dashboard offers an in-depth view of sprint performance, enabling users to track progress, measure team velocity, and pinpoint areas for improvement.The dashboard is a vital resource for agile project management, providing insights that can bolster team productivity. The connector's pre-built template simplifies the creation of a dashboard that can encompass multiple ongoing sprints within the SAP Analytics Cloud. This means users can more quickly focus on performance review and improvement initiativesTemplate for SAP Analytics Cloud offers a comprehensive overview of sprint activities. It allows the selection of sprints for focused analysis and provides a mechanism to filter sprints based on their start and end dates. One of its key features is a detailed tracking tool that exhibits the number of tasks completed alongside original and remaining estimates. This information can be viewed at task and user levels, facilitating workload management and productivity monitoring. Furthermore, the dashboard classifies and enumerates the issues encountered during the sprint, offering insights into recurring problems and their impact on the project timeline. Time spent on each issue is broken down, providing a window into the team's problem-solving efficiency and helping managers make choices based on reliable data, leading to improved workflow management.

How to Create and Download SAC Templates?

1. Go to the Templates tab.

2. Select the template you would like to use and click either on its name or the Create Data Source button.

3. Set up the auto-generated data source. You can edit the data source name, add a description and apply a project filter. Click Next.

4. Copy the generated data source link and click the Next button to download the package file.

How to Import SAC Templates into SAP Analytics Cloud?

In SAP Analytics Cloud, go to Transport > Export > My Content.

In the opened window, select Upload > Select Package and select the package you’ve downloaded from Alpha Serve. Press OK.

SAP Analytics Cloud will require about a minute to upload the package. Press Refresh to see the uploaded resource.

Now go to Transport > Import > Content Network Storage and select the report you’ve just uploaded. In our case, it’s Jira Sprint Dashboard.

When you click on the Dashboard, you’ll see the Import Options window.

In our case, we selected to overwrite objects and data. Click Import.

The import process will be shown in the notification bar.

Once the import is over, you’ll see a pop-up notification. Click on the notification, select the connection and edit the credentials.

Enter the URL you’ve copied from the SAP Analytics Cloud Connector for Jira, your email, and the Access Token.

After that, go to Modeler and find the model you need (in our case, it’s Sprint Dashboard) in the Recent files or using Search.

Open the model. In the Workspace, select Data Management.

Select the Import Job and press Refresh.

Open the dashboard. Go to Stories > Recent Files and find the dashboard.

Congratulations! Now you can view your dashboard.