Jira Issue Card
A single click on a scheduled Jira issue opens the Issue Card.
The Issue Card provides an expanded view of the issue directly in the Planner. It shows key issue details and gives you quick access to common actions, such as changing the assignee, updating estimates, setting dates, logging work, or opening the issue in Jira.
This allows you to review and update Jira issues without leaving the ActivityTimeline screen.
Depending on your configuration, the Issue Card may display the following information:
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Issue Key and Summary
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Status
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Assignee
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Original/ Remaining Estimate/ Time Spent
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Start / End Dates
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Color Customization
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Open, Estimate, Schedule, Split, Log work Buttons
Administrators can configure which additional details are displayed on the Issue Card. For more information, see Issue Card Customisation.
Quick Actions on the Jira Issue Card
Change Assignee
Click the assignee field on the Issue Card to select a new assignee from the dropdown.
You can assign the issue to another user, assign it to a team, or unassign it.
If Assignee field and Team field are mapped between ActivityTimeline and Jira, these changes are synchronized back to Jira.
Change Status
Click the issue status on the Issue Card to change the task status.
The available status options depend on your Jira workflow. The change is synchronized back to Jira.
Open Issue in Jira
Click Open to open the issue page in Jira.
You can also double-click the issue bar on the timeline to open the Jira issue page.
Set or Change Estimate
Click on the Estimate button on the issue card to modify Original, Remaining Estimate, Story Points, or set Daily Estimate . The change will be synchronized back to Jira.
Set or Change Start/ End Dates
Click Schedule on the Issue Card to update the issue start and end dates.
If start and end date fields are mapped between ActivityTimeline and Jira, these changes are synchronized back to Jira.
Split Issue into Parts
Click Split to divide the issue into several parts.
This is useful when the same issue needs to be planned across different dates, users, or time periods.
Learn more about it Split Jira Issues .