This bundle includes 3 pre-configured Jira team-managed project templates. They are all scrum projects. New to scrum? Check out this scrum tutorial.

These project templates enable you to visualize and manage the flow of capabilities and features from ideation through to analysis and release.

Portfolio project

On the board, you’ll see 6 pre-configured issue statuses: Funnel (which Lumen treats similarly to a backlog), Review, Analyzing, Approved, Implementing, and Done.

To manage statuses, go to:

• Project settings
• Board
• Columns and statuses

Learn more about statuses, and learn how to manage statuses, resolutions, and priorities.

This project has a simple workflow, where any issue can be transitioned into any status on the board. To view and edit the workflow, to go:

• Project settings (left-side menu)
• Issue types (left-side menu)
• Edit workflow (near the top-right of your screen)
  • Here you can add new statuses, delete statuses, add specific transitions, and more. Try to drag-and-drop statuses around, connect them with arrows, and more. Read more about how to manage workflow transitions.

This project also has 2 custom issue types: Capability*, and Impediment*.

To view, edit, and delete issue types, go to:

• Project settings (left-side menu)
• Issue types (left-side menu)

Value stream project

This project has 7 pre-configured issue statuses: Funnel, Analyzing, Implementing, Validating, Deploying, Releasing, Done.

This project has a simple workflow, where any issue can be transitioned into any status on the board.

This project has 3 custom issue types: Capability*, Impediment*, and Test*.

Release train project

This project has 8 pre-configured issue statuses: Funnel (which Lumen treats similarly to a backlog), Analyzing, Approved, Implementing, Validating, Deploying, Releasing, Done.

This project has a simple workflow, where any issue can be transitioned into any status on the board.

This project has 2 custom issue types: Impediment*, and Test*.

*Lumen’s custom issue types explained:

• Capability: use this issue type to represent a high-level parent issue for a group of features (represented as child issues); this issue type usually spans multiple agile release trains. Capability issues are divided into multiple features to facilitate their implementation in a single planning increment.
• Impediment: use this issue type to represent something that might slow momentum, such as a capacity constraint, or a knowledge gap.
• Test: use this issue type to represent a piece of work that is being reviewed or analyzed. 

Go-to-market project

From concept ideation to delivery and go-to-market strategy, ensure all teams are fully aligned and stakeholders are kept in the loop with this work management project.

Respond project

This is where you can bring your Dev and Ops teams together to enable full acceleration when responding to incidents. Your teams can deliver great service faster than ever.

New to Jira Service Management? Check out: A brief overview of Jira Service Management.

Queues are where your agents work on customer requests. You can visualize trends across your projects with dashboards and reports. Read more about the main features here.

Communicate space

This Confluence space can help your team communicate with clarity, document all decisions, and drive business impact by defining company objectives and OKRs.

New to Confluence? Here are some starter links:

• Watch: Say hello to Confluence (video) (1min 38sec)
• Explore: How to use Confluence: guides, tutorials, and demos

Check out Confluence’s templates. There are dozens. They can help get you started with a new project, guide you through strategic planning, ensure documentation consistency across teams... (and many, many other capabilities!)

Jump into the product:

• Create new spaces or view all spaces by selecting Spaces in the top navigation menu.
• Create pages within your space by selecting Create in the top navigation menu.

Your bundle includes Slack. You can integrate Slack with Jira to receive Slack notifications when issues are updated, or when releases are approved, and create issues right in Slack (and many more possibilities).

To connect Jira to Slack, go to:

• Project settings (left-side menu)
• Apps
• Slack integration

To manage or configure Slack, go to:

• Apps (top menu bar)
• Manage apps. (Slack will appear as a system app)

For more info, read: Integrate Slack with Jira