User GuideMy Work, Dashboards & Search

My Work, Dashboards & Search

Find your own tickets across every board in one list, put report tiles from many boards on one dashboard, and search every ticket you can open with a short query.

My Work · Custom dashboards · Search with a query · Saved searches · Ask in plain English
User GuideMy Work, Dashboards & Search

My Work

Sidebar → Workspace → My Work (or Ctrl/⌘ + K, then “My Work”) lists your tickets from every board you can open. Each tab shows how many tickets are in it.

My Work
Assigned 12Today 2Overdue 1Mentioned 3Watching 4Recent 9
TicketTitleBoardDue date
WEB-41Fix the checkout redirect Web siteToday
ACME-7Client logo on invoices HelperClient Acme12 Nov
TabWhat it lists
AssignedOpen tickets you own or help on. A Helper chip marks the ones you help on.
TodayYour open tickets due today, in your own time zone.
OverdueYour open tickets with a due date before today.
MentionedTickets where someone @mentioned you in the last 90 days, newest first, with who mentioned you. If the comment is deleted, the ticket leaves this tab.
WatchingOpen tickets you watch (Watch in the ticket panel).
RecentTickets you own, help on, reported or watch that changed in the last 14 days.
1
Pick a tab
Click Assigned, Today, Overdue, Mentioned, Watching or Recent.
2
Narrow it
Type in Search by key or title. Use Sort to change the order and Group to group by board or by due date.
3
Open a ticket
Click a row. The ticket opens in its usual panel on its own board.

Done, cancelled and deleted tickets, and tickets on boards you can't open, never show. You need “Tickets: View” in Groups & permissions. On a phone the table scrolls sideways.

Dashboards

Sidebar → Workspace → Dashboards lists the dashboards you made and the ones shared with you. Use the tabs All dashboards, Only me, Space and Company, or search by name. Each dashboard page has a ← Dashboards back link to this list. Your Home page stays as it is; these dashboards are separate.

1
Create
Click New dashboard, give it a name and click Create. It opens empty.
2
Add tiles
Click Edit, then Add widget. In the Add a widget panel on the right pick a tile, fill in its settings (board, sprint, query and so on) and click Add to dashboard.
3
Arrange
While editing, drag a tile by its handle and resize it from its bottom-right corner. Every change is saved at once.
4
Change or remove a tile
In Edit, open the tile's settings to change them, or remove it (the report itself isn't touched).
5
Finish
Click Done.
6
Rename or delete
Use the dashboard's menu: Rename, or Delete (it goes for everyone it's shared with; boards and reports aren't touched).

A dashboard holds up to 20 tiles. On a phone, tiles stack one under another; open the dashboard on a wider screen to move or resize them.

Dashboard tiles

TileWhat it shows
Burndown, Velocity, Sprint report, Cumulative flow, Cycle time, Backlog health, Time tracking, Epics, SLAThe same numbers as that report on the board's Reports tab. Pick the board, and the sprint where one is needed.
TasksOpen, overdue, due this week, unassigned and done tickets, as on Home. “Every board I can open” shows the company view and needs the company dashboard.
Project dashboardTracked time, tickets and budget of one project.
Ticket countHow many tickets match a search query, for example status = "In Progress" AND assignee = me().
Ticket listThe first tickets that match a search query.

A query is checked as you leave the box; “This query doesn't read right” means it needs a fix (see The search language). Tiles refresh every minute, or click a tile's refresh button. Tiles show compact charts; open the board's report for the full view.

Sharing dashboards

1
Share
On the dashboard click Share and choose Only me, a Space (people who can open that Space) or Company (needs the “Share saved views” permission).
2
Copy
Anyone who can see a dashboard can click Duplicate to make their own private copy and change it.

Sharing shares the tiles, never more than each person may see: a tile on a board someone can't open says No access for them, with no data. Only the owner can edit or delete a shared dashboard.

The search language

A query is conditions joined with AND and OR. Use brackets to group, NOT to turn a condition round, quotes around values with spaces, and ORDER BY field ASC/DESC at the end to sort.

OperatorMeaning
= !=is, is not
~ !~contains, doesn't contain (for text)
> >= < <=after/before for dates, more/less for numbers
IN (a, b) NOT IN (a, b)is one of, is none of
IS EMPTY IS NOT EMPTYhas no value, has a value
FieldWhat it matches
board, spaceThe board (name or key) or Space.
status, statusCategoryA column by name, or what the column means (todo, inprogress, done…).
assignee, owner, reporterassignee is the owner or a helper; owner is only the main owner.
priority, type, label, component, epic, sprintThe ticket's values.
due, start, created, updated, resolvedDates.
text, key, points, estimateTitle and description, ticket key (also old keys from an import), story points, estimate.
cf["Field name"]One of your custom fields.

Words for people and dates: me(), today(), now(), startOfWeek(), endOfWeek(), startOfMonth(), endOfMonth(), daysAgo(7), daysFromNow(7), openSprint() and futureSprints(). Jira-style words such as project, issuetype, duedate, resolution = Unresolved and currentUser() work too.

Examples: status = "In Progress" · type = Bug AND due <= endOfWeek() · label IN (backend, urgent) ORDER BY priority DESC · text ~ "invoice" AND updated >= daysAgo(7)

Builder and saved searches

Builder

Click Builder to see the same query as clicks. Change a condition there and the text changes with it, and the other way round; ORDER BY is kept. Conditions the builder can't show with its pickers (a column, a custom field) appear as text: change them in the box.

Saved searches

1
Save
Click Save search, name it and click Save.
2
Load
Open Saved searches and pick it.
3
Manage
On your own saved search: Update with this query, Share with the company (needs “Share saved views”), Stop sharing, or Delete.
4
Send a link
The query is in the page address. Bookmark it or send it: each person still only sees tickets on boards they can open.

Ask in plain English

When AI is on for your company and your group has the AI permission, the Search page has Ask in plain English. It uses your company's AI credits.

1
Open it
Click Ask in plain English. A panel opens on the right.
2
Describe it
Type what you're looking for, for example “my open bugs due this week”, and click Write the query.
3
Check it
The panel shows the query the built-in AI assistant wrote and the credits used.
4
Run it
Click Use this query. Nothing runs before you choose, and you can change the query in the box afterwards.

If it can't write a working query you get a message and no credits are used.

Filters as text

View boards and quick filters have a Text tab next to the builder. It shows the filter as a query you can edit, with the same suggestions (for quick filters, only this board's columns). It is checked and applied when you pause typing; until a mistake is fixed the filter keeps its last working version. Sorting (ORDER BY) isn't used there, because the board sorts its own cards.

You need “Tickets: View” to search. Saved searches, links and shared searches never show anyone a ticket on a board they can't open. See also quick filters in the Board guide.

Everything you need, in one view

My Work, dashboards and search use the same numbers as your boards and reports.