How do I set up Jira as a data source for Redash?

Log into Kondado, select Jira as your data source, and authorize access to your account. Then choose Redash as your destination and select which pipelines to replicate, such as Boards and Issues.

What kind of dashboards can I build in Redash with Jira data?

You can create team velocity dashboards, burndown chart tracking, average resolution time analysis, and workload distribution views by team member, all customized to your specific agile workflow needs.

How often does Jira data update in Redash?

Updates run on a configurable schedule: every 5 minutes, 15 minutes, hourly, or daily based on your monitoring needs. Kondado handles the replication automatically at your chosen interval.

Which Jira KPIs can I track in Redash?

Track metrics including lead time, cycle time, sprint completion rates, issues by status, time spent in each board column, and individual team productivity, all visualized for easy analysis.

Are there pre-built report templates for Jira in Redash?

We do not provide pre-built templates because every agile team has unique workflows. You build custom dashboards in Redash using the 165 fields available across 13 pipelines, creating visuals that reflect your exact process.

Can I share Jira dashboards with my team in Redash?

Yes, once created in Redash, dashboards can be shared via public or private links with team members, making project progress transparent for all stakeholders without manual report generation.

Do I need technical help to configure Jira data replication?

No technical assistance is required. The Via Kondado connection eliminates manual API configuration or intermediate database management. The intuitive interface guides you through the entire setup process.

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How to Visualize Jira Data in Redash

Want to track your agile projects without technical complexity? Kondado connects Jira to Redash in minutes, with no intermediate databases or complex setup required. Our platform replicates data from your boards, sprints, and issues directly into Redash, enabling project managers, operations teams, and business users to create custom visualizations that drive better decisions.

The setup is straightforward: choose an update frequency that fits your business needs, from every 5 minutes to daily, and let Kondado keep your dashboards refreshed automatically. You transform raw development data into clear visual insights for strategic planning and team performance tracking.

Kondado connects Jira to Redash through a direct connection, lets you configure data replication frequency, and automatically updates dashboards so you can track agile projects without coding or complex infrastructure.

Our prices start from $19 USD/month, and you can try Kondado for free for 14 days with no credit card required

Combining Jira with Redash unlocks powerful analytics about your agile processes. The Boards and Sprints pipelines let you visualize team workflow and identify delivery bottlenecks, while the Issues pipeline brings details about deadlines, assignees, and task statuses into your analytics environment.

Business users can monitor implementation progress of customer-facing features, and operations teams track metrics like resolution time and workload distribution. All of this appears in interactive charts that make stakeholder presentations simple and data-driven, helping you spot trends across multiple projects.

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Jira data available in Redash

available pipelines

165

extractable fields

Available integrations

Integration	Description
Boards	Includes fields such as id, name, and type of the board, along with the associated project ID.
Boards Column Configuration	Presents fields such as column name, board ID, and status URL, allowing insight into the board's structure.
Boards Issues Relationship	Shows the relationship between issues and boards with fields such as issue ID and issue key.
Boards Sprints	Includes information about sprints, such as sprint ID, start date, and sprint state.
Issues	Contains fields such as issue ID, key, due date, and current status, enabling task management.
Issues Custom Fields	Allows the inclusion of custom fields for issues, facilitating the customization of information.
Issues Change History	Records changes with fields such as changelog ID, change date, and change author.
Issues Web Links	Includes links related to issues, allowing quick access to external resources.
Issues Activity Logs	Provides activity logs with fields such as issue ID and activity date, useful for auditing.
Issues Links	Presents links between issues, allowing visualization of relationships and dependencies between tasks.
Projects	Includes fields such as id, project name, and project type, enabling effective viewing and management of ongoing projects.
Sprints: relationship with issues	Presents fields such as sprint id, board id, and sprint state, facilitating the tracking of progress for related tasks.
Status	Contains information on id, status name, and description, allowing understanding of the current state of tasks and their lifecycle.

Boards

Includes fields such as id, name, and type of the board, along with the associated project ID.

Boards Column Configuration

Presents fields such as column name, board ID, and status URL, allowing insight into the board's structure.

Boards Issues Relationship

Shows the relationship between issues and boards with fields such as issue ID and issue key.

Boards Sprints

Includes information about sprints, such as sprint ID, start date, and sprint state.

Issues

Contains fields such as issue ID, key, due date, and current status, enabling task management.

Issues Custom Fields

Allows the inclusion of custom fields for issues, facilitating the customization of information.

Issues Change History

Records changes with fields such as changelog ID, change date, and change author.

Issues Web Links

Includes links related to issues, allowing quick access to external resources.

Issues Activity Logs

Provides activity logs with fields such as issue ID and activity date, useful for auditing.

Issues Links

Presents links between issues, allowing visualization of relationships and dependencies between tasks.

Projects

Includes fields such as id, project name, and project type, enabling effective viewing and management of ongoing projects.

Sprints: relationship with issues

Presents fields such as sprint id, board id, and sprint state, facilitating the tracking of progress for related tasks.

Status

Contains information on id, status name, and description, allowing understanding of the current state of tasks and their lifecycle.

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How to create Jira dashboards in Redash

Visualize your data automatically — no spreadsheet exports or custom scripts.

Connect Jira as data source

Log into Kondado, add Jira as your data source, and authorize the connection with your credentials to begin replicating your project information.

Select Redash destination

Choose Redash as your visualization tool and define which specific pipelines to send, such as Boards, Sprints, and Issues, with their 165 available fields.

Build dashboards and set refresh

In Redash, use the replicated data to build your charts and panels, while in Kondado you schedule the update frequency to keep everything current automatically.