Overview

Each bar is one interval - a day, a week, or a month - showing how much work you completed in it. The line running through the bars is your rolling average velocity, so you can see whether throughput is climbing, falling, or holding steady, without doing the math yourself.

Feature	Description
Chart	Completed work per interval, plus a rolling Average Velocity line calculated from your own recent history
5 Calculate-By Options	Story Points, Story Point Estimate, Original Time Estimate, Work Item Count, or a custom numeric field - so the chart matches however your team actually sizes work
8 Interval Lengths	1 day up to 8 weeks, plus 1 calendar month, so short sprints and long release cycles are both readable
Backlog Forecast	Turns your measured velocity into a plain-language completion estimate for every backlog item, ranked in board order
Data View	A row-by-row breakdown of every interval, including the issues that made up each bar's total

Data Sources

Source	When to Use
Projects	Team-wide velocity across one or more projects
Board	Required if you want the Backlog forecast - velocity and board rank both come from here
Saved Filter	Reuse a filter your team already maintains
Custom JQL	Precise scoping - a single component, label, or issue type
Filter Controller	Let a shared dashboard filter bar control which issues feed the chart

How to Read the Chart

Bars = completed work in that interval, in your chosen unit - taller bars mean more delivered
Line = the average of the last few intervals, so you can see the trend without being thrown off by one unusually busy or quiet interval
The badges above the chart summarize the most recent bar. By default that is the last complete interval; with "Include the current (incomplete) interval" on, it is the interval still in progress, so the headline number can look lower than usual near the start of a new interval
Switch between the Chart, Data, and Backlog views using the tabs above the gadget - the same underlying numbers, presented three different ways