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Giving you insight into the time you have planned for your projects using Tempo Capacity Planner.
Comparing it with the actual time team members have logged in their timesheets using Tempo Timesheets.
This is particularly useful because it allows you to get insight into your project's current status and alter future forecasts if necessary.
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You must have Tempo Timesheets and Tempo Capacity Planner installed to access Planned vs. Actual reports. You must have Tempo teams created to use the Planned vs Actual report. You must create plans in Tempo Capacity Planner to get the correct data for comparing with logged time for the Planned vs Actual report. The data from Jira fields in issues (Start Date and Due Date) is not used. Viewing worklogs for your team members in Tempo Reports requires the View Worklogs and Browse Projects permissions. To see worklogs for other users in a project, you need to have the View All Worklogs permission. To report on planned time, you need to have Tempo Planner installedhave Tempo Capacity Planner installed. Viewing plans requires the View Plans permission. |
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By default, the report shows data for the current time period. You can use the date box in the top left to adjust the date range for which information is displayed.
Planned Time is the total time planned for the selected date range. In the example above 452 hours have been planned for the displayed projects. This is time that has come from plans created in Tempo Capacity Planner. Information from relevant fields in Jira issues (Start Date and Due Date) is not considered.
Actual Time is the total time that has been logged for the selected date range. In the example above 319.5 hours have been logged on the displayed projects.
Time Variance is the percent variance between the total planned and actual hours. Negative numbers indicate that more time has been logged than the plan anticipated.
Group Variance is the average percent variance of the values in the table. In the example above, the report is grouped by projects, and the total Project Variance is the average percent variance of all projects.
The graph shows planned time and actual time as a percentage of total time. Hover over the graph to see the total for each item. The report can be displayed as a donut or bar chart, and you can switch between the two.
The table shows total planned and actual time both as numbers and bars: the dark-shaded portion of each bar represents the actual time logged, whereas the light-shaded portion represents planned time. If logged time exceeds planned time, it is shown in yellow.
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