The "WSJF" field type allows you to manage the Weighted Shortest Job First (WSJF) value for your tasks in Jira. With this custom field, you can evaluate the priority of your tasks based on a combination of value, time, and risk.
The WSJF field type provides you with a dynamic method to prioritize your tasks according to their estimated value and available resources. Use this feature to give your team members a clear view of the most important tasks and make more effective decisions about resource allocation.
Configuration
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1. Create an new custom field and select a field typeIn the Jira menu bar select “Apps → Manage your apps”. Click on “Awesome Custom Fields” in the left sidebar. The Awesome Custom Field Overview will open. Click on “Create custom field” on the upper right. Select a custom field type and click “Next”. |
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2. Set a nameProvide a good name for the new custom field. Make it descriptive, concise, and easy to understand for others who will use it. Avoid using ambiguous or overly technical terms. |
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3. Configure your custom field
The WSJF field allows you to choose from a pre-defined color palette or add your custom color as HEX color value.
3. OPTIONAL: Setup dynamic WSJF data
If you choose “link existing Jira custom fields“, the WSJF value can be calculated based on existing Jira fields. You can map existing Jira fields to the corresponding WSJF values.
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4. Define used screensIn the last step you can define where your new custom field will be available. After selecting the desired screens via the checkboxes click create to finish the wizard. The Modal will close and ne new field will appear in the Awesome Custom Field Overview. |
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