Sprint Commitment State

Visualize the sprint-level commitment state by categorizing story points into groups: committed, completed, and not committed & not completed. This report helps assess the team's ability to meet commitments, identify areas for improvement, and ensure better alignment between planning and delivery.

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Step 1: Add a Data Source. In our example, we’ve filtered our Scrum demo project and disabled the date range to view all previous sprints.

Step 2: Select ‘Story Points’ metric.

Step 3: Choose ‘Sprint’ for the ‘Display by’ field.

Step 4: Select the sprint board you want to analyze.

Step 5: Group by the ‘Sprint commitment state’ field.

 

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Do not apply any filters to the Story Points metric or the Sprint field selected for Display by. Leave the selection set to “All”.

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If you want to focus on the overall total and see the part-to-whole composition, stack by the Sprint commitment state field instead. This will display all relevant combinations of commitment and completion that occurred, such as Committed & Completed, Committed & Not Completed, Not Committed & Completed, and Not Committed & Not Completed.

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Read our article on how Group by and Stack by handle multi-valued (array) fields, such as the dynamic Sprint commitment state field.