Unable to access past Sprint 1 after I completed it.

[Natalia Christina]

I have already finished Sprint 1 and started Sprint 2, however I have no option to look back on the past tasks in Sprint 1 and I am unable to create the report as I am not an admin. Shall the reporting of each sprint have to be handled by the admin only?

[Christos Markoulatos]

Hey @Natalia Christina

You don’t need to be an admin to view past sprints or reports. Any user with Browse Project permission can access them.

To view Sprint 1:

• Go to your board → Reports (left sidebar) → Sprint Report.
• Use the dropdown to select Sprint 1.

If you don’t see the Reports tab, check:

• You’re on a Scrum board (Kanban boards don’t have sprints).
• You have the Browse Project permission for that project.

links:
View and understand the sprint report
Track and analyze your team's work with reports

Hope this helps!

[PgM Innovations]

Hi @Natalia Christina, 

You can access past sprint-related data by following the path below  

Alternatively, you can type in a JQL to see tickets associated with old sprints.

Project = 'XYZ' and Sprint = "Type the sprint name here"

Hope this helps!

AJ

[Karan Sachdev]

Hey @Natalia Christina

Welcome to Atlassian Community!

If you're using a team-managed project, the Sprint burndown chart will contain the relevant data.

For company-managed projects, the previous responses by @PgM Innovations and @Christos Markoulatos will help.

Thanks!

[Shalini Pradhan]

Hello @Natalia Christina ,

Good day! Welcome to Atlassian Community :)

In Company Managed projects:

• You can access past sprint data in sprint report. You can navigate to your project -> Reports -> Sprint report
  

In Team Managed projects:

• You can access past sprint data from Sprint Burndown report. More details here: https://www.atlassian.com/agile/tutorials/burndown-charts

Thank you!

[Iryna Komarnitska_SaaSJet_]

Hi @Natalia Christina ,

If you’re open to Marketplace apps, try Time in Status app (built by my team). It helps you analyze sprints in several ways:

• Sprint filter: Build reports to see

  • how long issues stayed in each status,

  • how they moved through your workflow,

  • whether any were reopened, and

  • where blockers may have slowed progress.

• Sprint report: A dedicated view to evaluate sprint productivity from different angles and review all completed sprints retrospectively.

Hope this helps!