Automated Daily Standup Report

The daily standup, written before the meeting. Save time with automated daily standup reports: each person's priorities, progress, and problems, generated from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Jira on your schedule.

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Every update, already written.

Save time with automated daily standup reports.

CloudAEyeDaily Standup · Payments team

Generated at 09:00 for the previous working day

  • People active today4
  • Blocked items1
  • Story points in flight13
  • PRs awaiting review3
  • Jira transitions today9
Member updates4 members
Name Priorities Progress Problems
Priya S. PROJ-412 Refund retry cap Opened PR #233; moved PROJ-412 to In Review Waiting two days for a review
Marco D. PROJ-418 Currency fallback Merged PR #229; closed PROJ-401 None
Lena K. PROJ-420 Ledger export Two commits on PROJ-420 Blocked by PROJ-399, data access
Sam O. PROJ-423 Payout webhooks Moved PROJ-423 to In Progress High-priority carryover from last week

Skip the status round.
Talk about the blockers.

Most of a standup is people reading out what their tools already know. CodeCortex writes the update from repository and Jira activity, so the meeting can focus on what is stuck.

Priorities, progress, and problems for everyone.

Each member gets a summary of what they are working on, what moved since the last standup, and what is in the way, with the tickets and pull requests behind it.

  • PrioritiesActive tickets
  • ProgressPRs, commits, Jira transitions
  • ProblemsBlockers and carryover
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Blockers first, not last.

Blocked items, pull requests waiting for review, and carryover by priority are counted at the top of the report. For delivery trends, workload, and throughput, see Team Insights.

  • BlockedJira issues
  • Awaiting reviewPull requests
  • CarryoverBy priority
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On your schedule, for every team.

Choose the weekdays, run time, and time zone for the organization, then give any team its own schedule. Each run writes the previous working day's standup, and you can run one now.

  • Runs onMonday to Friday
  • Run timeIn your time zone
  • Each teamIts own schedule
Set a schedule

Published where the team reads.

Reports can be published to Confluence under a parent page you choose, with your own title prefix, so every standup is in one place.

  • Publishes toConfluence parent page
  • TitleYour prefix
  • HistoryEvery standup
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Schedule your standups.

Set a default for the organization, then give any team its own schedule.

  1. Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, and Jira.
  2. Choose the days and run time.Weekdays, in your time zone.
  3. Optionally, publish to Confluence.Choose a parent page and a title prefix.
  4. Read the report before the meeting.Or run it now.