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Jira Roadmap to Gantt Chart

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This Jira roadmap to Gantt chart automation keeps a shareable roadmap up to date without manual redrawing. On the 1st of every month at 9am, MockFlow reads the epics and versions planned in Jira for the coming months, with their start and due dates.

What it does.

From Jira, on the 1st of every month at 9am, make a roadmap Gantt chart.

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On the 1st of every month at 9am
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Jira
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Gantt: Roadmap
Jira Roadmap to Gantt Chart in the MockFlow Automations gallery

Why teams use it.

It makes a Gantt chart with one bar per epic and the release milestones marked, ready to share with people who do not live in Jira.

Turn it on.

Use this template opens the Automations page in MockFlow with every part already filled in.

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Open the Jira Roadmap to Gantt Chart template

Select Use this template to open it in MockFlow Automations.

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Connect Jira

Sign in with your own Jira account and describe the epics and versions to read.

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Choose the space

Pick the space where each month's roadmap is made.

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Turn it on

Run now draws the roadmap today. Turn it on for a fresh chart every month.

Who uses it.

A product manager sharing the roadmap

Stakeholders get a clear timeline of epics and releases each month.

An engineering lead planning releases

Milestones and epic dates line up on one chart, so overlaps are easy to see.

A leadership team reviewing plans monthly

The roadmap arrives on the 1st, ready for the monthly review.

Questions about Jira Roadmap to Gantt Chart.

What does it read from Jira?
Epics and versions planned for the coming months, with start and due dates.
What does the Gantt chart show?
One bar per epic, with release milestones.
How often is the roadmap Gantt chart redrawn?
On the 1st of every month at 9am. You can change that before turning it on.
Can I try it now?
Yes. Run now makes one chart from your current Jira data.
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