Advanced Features
Dashboard metrics, AI assistance, and advanced configuration options.
Dashboard Metrics
The Issues app provides metrics for dashboard widgets that help teams understand their performance and identify areas needing attention.
Available Metrics
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Burndown Chart | Track remaining work over time against your target |
| Task Velocity | Weekly completion rate compared to previous weeks |
| Completion Rate | Percentage of tasks closed on or before their due date |
| High-Risk Items | Count of critical risks requiring attention |
| Risk Register | Top risks sorted by priority and assignment status |
Burndown Chart
The burndown chart shows:
- Expected remaining - Ideal progress line from start to deadline
- Actual remaining - Real progress based on completed issues
- Variance - Whether you're ahead or behind schedule
Use this to identify if your team is on track for your milestone deadlines.
Task Velocity
Velocity tracks how many issues your team completes each week:
- Current week's completed count
- Comparison to last week (percentage change)
- Three-week rolling average for target setting
Consistent velocity helps with capacity planning and commitment accuracy.
Completion Rate
Shows what percentage of issues are closed by their due date:
- On-time - Closed on or before due date
- Late - Closed after due date
- Overall rate - Percentage completed on time
A healthy completion rate indicates realistic planning and reliable delivery.
AI Assistant
The built-in AI assistant can help you work more effectively with issues.
Available AI Features
- Smart suggestions - Get recommendations for assignees based on expertise
- Task breakdown - Ask AI to suggest sub-issues for complex work
- Description generation - Generate detailed descriptions from brief notes
- Priority recommendations - Get suggestions for appropriate priority levels
Using the AI Assistant
- Open the AI chat panel
- Ask questions about your issues or request suggestions
- Review and apply recommendations as needed
The AI assistant has access to your issue data and can provide context-aware suggestions.
Custom Fields
Extend issues with custom fields to capture information specific to your workflow.
Available Field Types
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Text | Plain text, editable text, or rich HTML input |
| Number | Numeric values |
| Currency | Monetary amounts with formatting |
| Percentage | Percentage values with formatting |
| Date | Single date picker |
| Date Range | Start and end date picker |
| User | Select a single team member |
| Approvers | Select multiple approvers |
| Entity | Select teams or organizations |
| Dropdown | Single-select from defined options |
| Multi-select | Multiple selections from options |
| Checkbox | Boolean true/false toggle |
| File | File attachments |
| URL | Web links with validation |
| Email addresses with validation | |
| Phone | Phone numbers |
Custom fields are configured in Space Settings and can be set to apply to specific issue types.
Restricted Issue Types
Some issues should only be seen by a few people — HR requests, security flaws, budget plans. An admin can restrict an issue type so that new issues of that type are private to a chosen audience instead of the whole space.
Configure it in Space Settings → Issue Types → Access:
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Default access | Who can see new issues of this type, and at what level (owner, editor, viewer). Add people, teams, organizations, groups or roles. |
| Who can create | Who can create this type, or change an existing issue to it. Leave empty to allow anyone who can create issues. |
How it behaves:
- A new issue of a restricted type is visible only to the default-access audience and its creator. It is not shared with the whole space.
- Requests raised through a portal still work for everyone the portal allows. The requester can see and reply to their own request.
- To bring someone else in on one issue (for example, escalating an HR issue to legal), share that issue from its access menu. They see that issue only.
- Changing an issue's type does not change who can see it. If you move an issue to another type, share it with the new team yourself.
- Settings changes apply to new issues only. Existing issues keep their access.
API Integration
Issues can be accessed and modified through the Omada API for automation and integration with other tools.
Common Use Cases
- Automatically create issues from form submissions
- Sync issues with external project management tools
- Generate reports from issue data
- Trigger notifications based on issue changes
See the developer documentation for API details and authentication.