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Cross-linking users in reports
Cross-linking helps you view a user's data as you move between reports. This provides quick access to a user’s data for insight on their overall contributions to individual and team efforts. Note: When you cross-link from ...
Manually marking a group commit
Manually marking a commit as a group commit makes sure that both developers are getting credit for their work on the commit. In this article Permissions Marking a commit as a group commit Permissions In order to manually mark a...
Filtering reports
Flow offers several filters to help you find what you need quickly and easily. These filters are located at the top of all Flow reports. Note: Flow uses your last selected filters when logging in or navigating to other reports. ...
Ticket project configurations
Ticket project configurations apply to the Ticket log , Retrospective , Sprint movement , and Investment profile reports. These reports help you consistently deliver value to your customers. Use these reports to manage the workflow and efficie...
Troubleshooting ticket data
Flow’s ticket-based reports pull information from Jira and ADO services to give you insights into your ticket delivery processes. These ticketing systems are highly configurable, so your experience with Flow’s ticket-based reports varie...
Finding missing tickets in Flow
Sometimes you may be unable to find tickets from your ticket vendor in Flow. Usually this happens because of a misconfiguration in either Flow or your ticketing vendor. For information on the details of how and why information is included in Flow&...