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A Burnup card is a Sprint card available in our Dashboard feature!

Sprint Cards are available on our Business Plan and above.

Widgets were renamed to cards on March 9th, 2023.

What is a Burnup card?

This card lets you create a burnup chart, which is a visual representation of your project’s progress that highlights:

• Work you’ve completed

• Total project work

It’s an easy way for Agile project managers to track what’s been completed against their total scope of work.

The grey line represents the total amount of work to do, reflected using Sprint Points on y-axis.

The green line represents the total work that has been completed over time (shown on the x-axis).

Once all the work is done, the green line will intersect the grey line, and that signaling the end of the project.

That's why it's called a burnup chart: work completed rises up to meet the total amount of work! 🔥

Note: If you add tasks to your project or Sprint, you will see an increase in the grey line representing total work to be done.

Create a Burnup Card

1. Create or view a Dashboard

2. Click on + Add a card

3. Select Sprint Cards or search for Burnup

4. Click on Burnup

5. Give your card a name (this is optional, and you can rename it later!)

6. Select the data and options for your Burnup chart

7. Click Add Card

Options available for Burnup charts

Source: You can choose to include Sprints, Lists, or tasks with either label or dropdown Custom Fields.

Sprints: If you selected Sprints as the source, browse and select the Sprints available in your Workspace. You can select Current Sprint to include the current iteration!

Lists: If you selected Lists as the source, browse and select the Lists, Folders, or entire Spaces to include!

Custom Fields: If you selected Custom fields, use this field to select the label or dropdown Custom Fields to include.

Time range: tasks within this timeframe will be included. If you selected Sprints above, the dates will automatically align to the Sprints you've selected.

You can also specify the x-axis time scale of days, weeks, or months.

Amount of work: you can choose from a range of options to calculate the values for your Burnup card including:

• The number of tasks

• Time estimates

• Average age of tasks

• Sprint Points

• Number, Rating, Money, and Manual Progress Custom Fields

Note: If you're using an amount of work which uses decimal points, then the value displayed on your Burnup card will round to the nearest whole number.

Include Subtasks: includes subtasks in the data

Include Archive: includes archived tasks in the data

Include Tasks in Multiple Lists: includes tasks in multiple Lists in the data.

This may be a helpful option if you use a backlog List and add tasks to each Sprint rather than having them live in each Sprint!

Task Filter: You can also filter for specific tasks.

You can access these settings by clicking on the icons and settings cog at the top right of your Burnup card!

Note: Burnup cards allow you to see data from as early as August 2020.

Card options

Once your card is created, you can hover over it to reveal several options in the upper-right corner.

Your Dashboard must be in Edit mode to see all options.

Options include:

Mise à jour 14 juin 2023 22:10