Replacing Rich Filters when Migrating to Jira Cloud
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If you’re among the many companies moving to Atlassian’s cloud offering following the announcement about the end of life of their server products, you’re probably starting to take stock of the marketplace apps in your instances. (And if you’re not, you should be).
This is one of the first parts of the migration process and particularly important because many apps are either not available on Jira or Confluence Cloud, or have different functionality. On top of that, some apps are available on all platforms but require additional migration effort.
In this article we’ll talk about what to do if you’re using Rich Filters in your Server or Data Center Jira instances but will be moving to Jira Cloud, where Rich Filters is not available.
Since Rich Filters is not compatible with Jira Cloud, your organization is going to need to do one of two things.
If you’re not willing to lose dynamic dashboard reporting, you’re probably going to want to go down path number 1. Check out this post to see a feature comparison between the two apps, but the TL;DR is that you’ll be able to recreate most, if not all, of your dashboards more easily than ever before.
One of the strongest arguments for Custom Charts for Jira is its ease of use. Every user in your instance can create their own charts, which means that the administrative overhead of moving to a new app is distributed throughout the organization. Before you’d have to teach users how to navigate the Rich Filters setup and navigation menus before even starting to build a dashboard. Now everyone will be able to simply add gadgets to their Jira dashboards and get straight to building reports and tables.
Let’s walk through some of the key functionality enabling easy user adoption.
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