How much does the Burnup and Burndown Charts app cost?

The app is forever free for teams under 10 people. For bigger teams, the price depends on the number of seats, which can be calculated here.

Does the Cycle Time Chart app exclude non-working days?

Yes, holidays, breaks, and time offs can be excluded in the Work Schedule section under the Calculation settings.

Agile Burnup and Burndown Charts for Jira Dashboard

Q: How to add Burnup and Burndown Charts Gadget to the Jira dashboard?

Follow this link to purchase the app or get a free 30-day trial. Once installed on your Jira instance, navigate to your Jira dashboard and look for the Cycle Time Chart Gadget by Broken Build in the gadget directory. Add it to your dashboard.

Delivery tracking and forecasting – live on your Jira dashboard

Three chart types in one – switch between burnup, burndown, and sprint/daily burndown tabs
Built-in forecasting – model delivery scenarios with Min/Average/Max, target dates, and Monte Carlo
Works directly in Jira – no need to switch between multiple tools
Powered by live Jira data – charts automatically reflect the latest project updates

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Start from templates – see your first chart in minutes, then tailor settings as needed
Any Jira scope – boards, projects, releases, epics, or custom JQL
Milestone targets – overlay release dates or PI objectives to check if forecasts align
Share and export – embed in Confluence or export to CSV, PNG, or PDF

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Aggregate across boards and projects – merge multiple data sources into a single burnup or burndown view
Initiative-level forecasting – use initiatives, epics, or any hierarchy level as a data source
Alternative throughput – base forecasts on historical data from another board or project when your current source is irregular
Capacity allocation – model partial team dedication to adjust forecast timing

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Nine chart types under one license – add Throughput, Cycle Time, Time in Status, Monte Carlo, Cumulative Flow, WIP, Created vs Resolved, and Velocity
Zero rework on existing setups – dashboards and chart configurations carry over automatically
Bring Agile metrics together – view burndown alongside cycle time, throughput, and Monte Carlo reports in one place
Create a consistent reporting experience – equip every team with the same reporting capabilities under one subscription

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Features that set our Burnup Burndown Charts apart

Pull burnup/burndown data from one or several Scrum/Kanban boards, projects, releases, epics, initiatives, or any custom JQL filter – all configured within the gadget.

Track completed work vs total scope over time to see how delivery keeps pace with scope changes.

Completed and Total work lines – visualize how much work is done and how the scope evolves
Scope change visibility – see exactly when and how much scope was added or removed
Forecast overlay – project when the remaining work will be completed based on historical velocity

Track remaining work vs scope to see how quickly work is burning down toward zero.

Remaining work line – monitor how much work is left at each interval
Scope change visibility – spot when new work enters the scope mid-sprint or mid-release
Forecast overlay – project when all remaining work will be completed

Monitor sprint progress with daily granularity.

Ideal burndown line – compare actual pace with the planned straight-line trajectory
Daily resolution – see day-by-day progress within a sprint
Sprint-level scope tracking – detect mid-sprint scope changes that affect delivery

Model delivery scenarios to answer "When will we be done?"

Min/Average/Max forecasts – project completion based on historical velocity range
Target velocity and Target date – test what-if scenarios with custom velocity or a fixed deadline
Monte Carlo simulations – probability-based forecasting using statistical distributions
Capacity allocation – model partial team dedication to adjust forecast timing
Remaining work modeling – configure how the remaining work is projected forward
Alternative throughput – base forecasts on historical data from another board, project, release, or initiative

Monitor delivery status at a glance.

Progress metrics – Completed work, Remaining work, and Total work over time
Completion % – percentage of scope delivered
Scope change – track how much scope has been added or removed over the selected period
Unestimated issues – flag work items without estimates that affect forecast accuracy

Make the chart reflect how your teams actually work.

Done statuses – define which statuses count as completion
Estimation field – choose story points, time tracking, issue count, or any numeric field
Default estimate – apply a fallback value for unestimated issues so forecasts stay accurate
From-to columns – set Kanban column boundaries to define the scope and completion window

Overlay milestone dates directly on the chart to see whether forecasts align with fixed deadlines.

Target dates – add release dates, PI objectives, or customer commitments as vertical lines on the chart
Forecast vs target comparison – instantly see if projected completion falls before or after the dates that matter most

Decompose any burnup or burndown report by the dimensions that matter, then verify the underlying data.

Segment by any Jira field – assignee, issue type, priority, component, epic, release, label, or custom fields
Issue-level drill-down – click any sprint or interval to see the exact issues behind it
Forecast details – review Completed/Remaining work and Scope change breakdown with scenario assumptions below the chart

Share your Jira insights wherever your team works. Add charts to Jira dashboards, embed them in Confluence, or export them for presentations, documentation, and external reporting.

Add charts to Jira dashboards – display burndown and burnup charts alongside other Jira gadgets for a unified project overview.
Embed charts in Confluence – insert live, interactive charts into Confluence pages to keep project documentation up to date.
Export chart data – download charts as CSV, PNG, or PDF for sprint reviews, PI planning, executive reports, or stakeholder communication.
Reuse chart configurations – export and import chart settings to quickly replicate the same reporting setup across dashboards, projects, or teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

2. How to add Burnup and Burndown Charts Gadget to the Jira dashboard?

Follow this link to start with a free 30-day trial. Once installed on your Jira instance, navigate to your Jira dashboard and look for “Forecast: Burnup/Burndown Charts” by Broken Build in the gadget directory. Add it to your dashboard.

3. Is my data secure with Broken Build apps?

Yes, for more information, please visit our security policy page.

4. Can I get cross-team data to be visualized on one chart?

Yes, you can add unlimited Scrum and Kanban boards as a chart data source in the Data Source settings.

5. Does the Burnup/Burndown Charts app work for Scrum and Kanban teams?

Yes, these charts work great with both teams working in Scrum and Kanban, but you can’t combine them as a single data source for your charts: choose either Scrum or Kanban boards you want to analyze.

6. Can I analyze burnup/burndown for epics or initiatives?

Yes, with Forecast: Burnup/Burndown Charts, you can analyze not only boards, but also epics, initiatives, or custom JQL as a data source.

7. What charts are included in the Burnup/Burndown Charts app?

So far, it has two charts: burnup and burndown, which you can both add as gadgets to your Jira dashboard. These charts offer detailed data analysis with a three-level breakdown and advanced filters, so you can investigate your completed work and make more accurate predictions based on historical data.

8. How can I forecast the delivery with the Burnup/Burndown Charts?

Use the Forecasting tab in the menu to play with different sprint lengths and the remaining work to see how it impacts the delivery date. Change the velocity and delivery dates to create various what-if scenarios in the Scenarios tab.

9. Can I set burnup/burndown targets in Jira?

Not with the native Jira app, but using Burnup/Burndown Charts app, you can set multiple key dates as targets.

Agile Burnup Burndown Charts for Jira Dashboard

With the advanced burnup burndown reporting in Jira, you can:

Delivery tracking and forecasting – live on your Jira dashboard

Burnup, Burndown, and Sprint Burndown – in one Jira gadget

From first burndown to delivery forecasting in minutes

Forecast at initiative, release, and portfolio scale

Go beyond burnup/burndown with a full Agile reporting suite

See if your team will hit the deadline

Features that set our Burnup Burndown Charts apart

Frequently Asked Questions

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Epic burndown chart

Initiative burndown chart

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