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Creating Groups to Structure the Issues in your Project

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You can organize the Jira issues and epics that make up your project scope into groups. This lets you see your project in a higher-level structure that reflects your needs and preferences. This is especially useful when you wish to see total costs for a group of related issues, such as per department, per job role, or per milestone.

Jira NextGen epics are not currently supported in Cost Tracker because required data about Jira issue structure is missing from Atlassian.

When you create a group, you are simply creating a 'container' into which you can move Jira issues. You can also drag groups and issues dynamically to reorder them, and move issues from one group to another.

Each group header shows you the total number of issues in the group, and total cost and time spent. You can expand and collapse groups to show or hide details.

When you export your project data to a CSV file, the group information is included.

To create a group and move issues into groups:

  1. Click Groupings in the upper-right, then select Create Group and enter a name for the group. You can edit the group name inline. 

  2. Add Jira issues to the group:

  • Drag individual Jira issues into the group.

or

  • Check the boxes for multiple issues, then right-click and select Move to group, or select Create group to create the group and move the selected issues into it.
    You can also select Move to group from the Groupings menu in the upper-right.

     

  • In the Move to group form, choose the group into which you want to move the issues, or create a new group if there aren’t any yet.


    The selected issues are moved into that group.

     

To delete a group:

  1. Select the group you want to delete.

  2. Click Groupings and select Delete Group.

Only the group folder itself is deleted. Any Jira issues it contains are simply returned to the issues list.