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About ActionableAgile Analytics

 How does ActionableAgile Analytics work?

Our Analytics tool works by taking your own date-driven process data to turn it into meaninful Analytics. Your data can come in the form of a specially formatted CSV, MS Excel (see an what an example data file looks like here), or JSON file, or can be automatically imported from Jira using our wizard. Please visit our Quick Start page for more information on getting started.

 Do you store any private company information in the tool?

Absolutely not. Your data is yours and it should stay that way. You never transmit your data to us, so we never get a chance to store it. The whole application runs completely within your browser on your local machine.

 How do I get started?

You can sign up for a 14-day free trial of the full version of ActionableAgile Analytics (no credit card required) by visiting https://analytics.actionableagile.com. To learn how to get started with your own data, visit our Quick Start page. When you’re ready to buy, you can find our Purchasing Options here.

 What Agile tools does ActionableAgile standalone integrate with?

We integrate with Jira Cloud and Trello using upload wizards. You can also load your data directly via a CSV or XLSX (MS Excel) file (see how here here). Bottom line is, if you have access to your data, then you can use our tool. For more information about importing data, and to try the full version of ActionableAgile Analytics with your own data, visit our Quick Start page. If you use a tool that we don't support yet, Contact Us for information about custom integration.

Basic Usage/Workflow

 How does Analytics calculate a work Item's Cycle Time

We first require that in your process you have a well-defined workflow stage that you consider an item to have started and you have a well-defined workflow stage that you consider an item to have finished. From the workflow data that you upload, then (see above), we take the last workflow stage's date and subtract the first workflow stage's date and add 1 (the 1 makes the calculation inclusive and prevents Cycle Times of 0).

Analytics, however, provides you with more granular control over which workflow stages you want to count as started and finished. As you may have noticed, there is a control called Workflow Stages on our right sidebar which you can use to disable (or enable) workflow stages. We will always calculate Cycle Time from first workflow stage selected on the sidebar to the last workflow stage selected on the sidebar.

You can see the workflow data that is being imported into Analytics via our Source Data "chart," which can be found in the dropdown menu at the top center of the plugin. The first line shows the column names, and every line after that is a work item and the dates it enters each workflow stage. When you enable workflow stages with the Workflow Stages control, you can use this page to see how your data changes.

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