Build a perfect roadmap to manage Jira workflow visually
Visualize epics, tasks, and other issues the way you need to and easily align your team with the work plan
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Intuitive Roadmap for Better Project Management
Schedule work with Drag&Drop
Drag Jira issues from the board to the timeline to plan out work with minimum effort
Get a detailed view with Subtasks
Choose to see high-level issues only, or switch to a more detailed view by visualizing subtasks
Plan based on Team Capacity
Create a project roadmap with the team capacity in mind and balance workload in order to use resources efficiently
Highlight Milestones and Releases
Keep releases and other key dates under control by highlighting them on your roadmap
Create a Project Portfolio
Connect multiple projects into one Jira portfolio and coordinate work on a single page
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Install for JiraYour Questions Answered
What is Jira Roadmap? It’s a built-in solution provided by Atlassian. Comparing to Jira Roadmap, Planyway allows you to visualize not only epics but issues of any type.
Also, you can group your timeline view in different ways: by epics, members, and projects to see work at many angles.
Plus, apart from the project roadmap tools, you get a chance to use a calendar, capacity planning tool, and time tracking functionality too — all in one app.
Planyway price depends on your team size and Jira version you use (Cloud or Data Center). You can check the pricing here.
Yes, according to Jira policy, the add-on has to be purchased for all members in your team.
Yes, Planyway roadmap for project management can be added either in Jira cloud or as server and data center versions.
The main difference is about how detailed you get. A project management roadmap usually stays high-level, but a project plan represents more granular details.