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The Redmine Reporting plugin turns data from issues, time entries and projects into charts. The charts appear on dashboards, in the lists and on the version page. Every chart leads to the entries behind it with one click. Try them in our online demo.
Chart Guide for Redmine Reporting
Doughnut and pie chart
Shows shares of a whole, for example open issues per status or tracker. The doughnut shows the total in its center.
Where: chart blocks on the start page, the project overview and the HRM dashboard.
Bar chart
Compares values side by side, horizontal or vertical. Stacked bars split each value by a second field, for example issues per person by status.
Where: chart blocks and the history pages of an issue.
Treemap
Shows proportions as areas: the larger the tile, the more open issues, hours or budget overrun.
Where: project list, issue list, version list, file list and chart blocks.
Timeline as line and area
Shows developments over time, for example new issues per month or how issues are spread across the statuses. If an area grows, work is piling up there.
Where: chart blocks, status flow and issue lifetime (from version 4.7.0), wiki activities.
Calendar
The last 53 weeks as day fields. The darker a field, the more entries or hours on that day. A click opens the list of that day.
Where: chart blocks for issues, spent time and log, from version 4.7.0.
Table of values and lists
Figures as a table with totals, optionally as a cross table. Every number leads to the filtered list.
Where: below every chart block, in the project list, version list, issue list and file list.
Key figures by month
New and closed issues, issue lifetime and spent time of the last three months, with the change compared with the previous month and the trend over six months.
Where: dashboard block on the start page and the project overview, from version 4.7.0.
Counter boxes
Show the count or sum of a saved query as a large number, optionally with threshold and color. A click opens the list.
Where: dashboards and as a macro in the wiki. Read more under Counter boxes.
Burndown chart
Shows how much work in a version is still open, with ideal line, forecast and key figures. It counts issues, estimated time or story points (from version 4.7.0).
Where: version page and dashboard. Read more under Burndown chart.
Roadmap
Projects and versions on a timeline, with a line for today. Shows where projects overlap.
Where: project list and version list.
Flowchart and Sankey
Show relations as a diagram: the hierarchy of projects, dependencies between issues or the workflow of a tracker.
Where: project list, issue list (dependencies), tracker and workflow.
Task board
The issue list as a board: statuses are columns, issues are cards you move by drag and drop. Swimlanes group for example by person or version, from version 4.7.0 also by parent issue.
Where: issue list. Read more under Task board.
Users with the matching permission add charts to a dashboard with “Add block”. From version 4.7.0 you set up the chart blocks yourself: query, field, measure and display type. The page Reports and Dashboards shows how.
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