Milestones are an important component of roadmaps because they:
Execs looking at roadmaps that don't have milestones:
While Jira does not formally support milestones, a couple of ways exist to create and share Jira Milestones in a roadmap. Let’s go over how to create Jira Milestones in tools like Visor OR through workarounds in Jira.
Visor has a bi-directional sync with Jira, allowing you to turn your nested Jira data into colorful roadmaps and Gantts. You can even import multiple Jira projects, which is a great option if you don't have access to Advanced Roadmaps.
After importing Jira data into Visor, you can:
Because Visor has two-way syncing with Jira, you don't need to manually update your Visor roadmaps to keep them accurate. You simply have to hit "sync" and Visor will do the rest.
With Visor, you can share your roadmaps and Gantts with external viewers, which is ideal if you have clients or stakeholders who need access to the Jira data you want to share.
Visor also allows you to group your roadmap or Gantt, effectively making swimlanes.
In the example below, you will see this Jira roadmap (with milestones) is grouped by assignee.
Visor is also free to get started with. You can find us in the Atlassian Marketplace.
If you have access to Jira's Advanced Roadmaps, which allows (among other things) for you to display multiple projects in one Jira roadmap, then you can use a Jira Milestones workaround right in Jira.
In this workaround, you can:
You can find Jira Advanced Roadmaps under "Plans" if you have a Jira Premium or Enterprise subscription for this solution.
Milestones in Jira roadmaps provide clarity not only for you and your team, but also stakeholders.
You can avoid annoying requests from execs and other team members by making a roadmap that provides easy visibility into key dates and events.
With Jira milestones, you can be confident that your roadmaps are:
Becky Brooks - Visor for Jira
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