Capacity planning

Currently, when using the capacity report, teams from other workspaces are listed as filter criteria. It would make the teams dropdown quite a bit cleaner if only teams in the selected workspaces were selectable.

Capacity Planning - we need the ability to view and filter allocations by day/week/month/quarter.

Our business stakeholders, rightfully so, need to understand the level of effort involved in the various items on our roadmaps. At the most basic level, this equates to showing them the number of developers involved in a given item (epic/feature),...

We have different teams that work around the clock in the each release. I need to be able to track per release the capacity so I can visualize each team individually and as a whole.

What is the challenge? When I add a non working day such as a holiday to the user schedule (Capacity > Individual > Edit work schedule) the date from defaults to 1st Jan and the date to defaults to 31st DecTypically a change to a users sch...

It would be valuable to configure the capacity planning view so that work items that are blocking another one are allocated first on the timeline for a team or team member.

What is the challenge? When using the capacity report with detailed estimates, you will see a team associated with a record based on the capacity team the assignee of the record is associated with. However, this same association back to capacity t...

Who would benefit? Users creating advanced estimates and visualizing their teams on Feature/Epic cards when using default teams. What impact would it make? This would make it easier to quickly note which records are expected to be worked on by whi...

Who would benefit? When initial estimates are used for capacity, logged work on records does not adjust planned work accordingly and this causes an inaccurate capacity report. Removing logged work from initial estimate view of capacity report will...

We use the initial estimate field for early product planning. While the "No detailed estimate" field helps for our detailed planning stage, we want similar functionality that checks for missing initial estimates to support our earlier planning.