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SprintPoker for Jira

Planning poker inside Jira: estimate your issues together, live or in your own time.

  1. SprintPoker for Jira overviewSprintPoker for Jira is planning poker inside Jira: estimate your issues together, live or in your own time.
  2. Get started with SprintPoker for JiraInstall SprintPoker for Jira, find it in Jira and run your first estimation session.
  3. Create an estimation sessionChoose Poker or Async Poker, set up the session, add your team and pick the issues to estimate.
  4. Run a session: the board, roles and votingFind your way around a session, vote, reveal the results and save the agreed estimate to Jira.
  5. Poker and Async PokerThe two ways to play: live with the whole team, or each person in their own time with comments.
  6. Quick estimation from an issueEstimate one issue straight from its SprintPoker panel in Jira, with no session to set up.
  7. AI hintsTurn on AI hints for a session, ask for a hint, and see what an AI hint gives you.
  8. Ready or Not: check your backlog before you estimateScan a sprint or backlog for issues that are not ready, set your Definition of Ready, and fix issues with AI help.
  9. Play with laya.netConnect your Jira site to laya.net so people can join SprintPoker sessions from either app, and invite guests.
  10. Admin settingsWhat a Jira admin sets for the whole site on the SprintPoker Admin Page: presets, issue details, AI and laya.net.
  11. SprintPoker for Jira FAQQuick answers about plans, sessions, roles, estimates, AI and laya.net.
  12. Troubleshooting SprintPoker for JiraWhat the messages you may meet mean, and what to do about each one.
  13. Get supportHow to get help with SprintPoker for Jira, and who to ask about privacy or security.
  14. Trust and security: SprintPoker for JiraWhere SprintPoker for Jira runs, what it stores and never stores, how it uses AI, and answers to common security questions.
  15. SprintPoker for Jira Architecture Diagram and Data FlowHow SprintPoker for Jira is connected: where it runs, the data that moves, where it is kept and how it is protected, with a diagram to file with your security review.