Analytics

Track team performance with burndown charts, velocity metrics, lead time analysis, and throughput visualizations.

Plan requirement

Analytics is available on Pro plans and above.

Accessing Analytics

Navigate to Analytics in the sidebar to open the dashboard. Use the controls at the top to filter by date range, team, or project.

Date Range

Choose from preset ranges to control the time window for all charts:

  • 7 days — last week of activity
  • 30 days — last month (default)
  • 90 days — last quarter

Burndown Chart

The burndown chart shows remaining work over time as a line graph. It plots the number of open issues against the time axis, helping you see whether the team is on track to complete a sprint or project milestone.

  • Ideal line — straight line from total issues to zero
  • Actual line — real progress based on issue completions
  • Scope changes (new issues added mid-sprint) are reflected as upward bumps

Velocity

The velocity bar chart shows how many issues are completed per time period (day or week). Use this to understand throughput trends and plan future sprints based on historical capacity.

Lead Time

Lead time measures how long it takes for an issue to go from creation to completion. The analytics dashboard computes three statistics:

MetricDescription
AverageMean lead time across all completed issues in the date range.
MedianThe middle value, less sensitive to outliers than the average.
P9595th percentile — 95% of issues are completed within this time.

Throughput

The throughput area chart shows the cumulative number of issues completed over time. A steeper curve indicates higher productivity. Use this to identify patterns like end-of-sprint rushes or slowdowns during holidays.

Filters

All charts can be filtered by:

  • Team — view analytics for a specific team
  • Project — scope to a single project

Filters are applied simultaneously to all four charts, making it easy to compare performance across different teams or projects.

GraphQL Queries

Analytics data is also available via the GraphQL API:

QueryReturns
burndownDaily data points with open issue count for the date range.
velocityIssues completed per period with date labels.
leadTimeAverage, median, and p95 lead time in hours.
throughputCumulative completion counts over time.