Project Commander Documentation

Guides for every tab in Project Commander. Each page explains what the tab is for, how its controls behave, and how its numbers are computed. The same shared engine powers every tab, so a verdict on one tab matches the others.

Project Commander is an add-on for Jira, not a replacement for it. It installs into your own Jira site, reads the projects, sprints, issues, people and links you already keep there, and leaves Jira as the place the work lives. The only things it stands in for are the planning and capacity features of Jira Premium and the delivery reporting of Rovo.

Getting StartedHow to connect a Jira project and what to read first

Tabs

DashboardSingle-screen project health: stat cards, forecast grid, statistics, top risks

SprintsSprint status, capacity, Auto-Level, retros, inline edits

ScopeBurndown/burnup and demand vs capacity over time

Team & CapacityPer-member capacity, time off, and allocations

AlertsForty checks over every issue, in eight groups, each shown with its count

ActionsAction items from retros and risks

RisksRisk register with strategies, P×I, and mitigations

EpicsEpic progress, scope, and child issues

ProjectsProgram rollup view across projects

What-IfScenario sliders and Monte Carlo forecasting

TimelineA Gantt chart drawn from the forecast, not by hand

Ask

AskQuestions about the project in plain words, answered from the app's own figures. In the app inside Jira

Reference

Settings referenceEvery setting and configuration option, organized by tab

Licensing & AccessSubscription, evaluation, and the whole-app access lock