Resolution Velocity & Projection(4.3.5)

Resolution velocity is one of the clearest indicators of a team's execution health. This visual shows not just how many issues were delivered each week, but the moving average trend — so you can see whether velocity is improving, stable, or declining, and use that trajectory to inform sprint planning and capacity decisions.

What you can conclude

• A declining velocity trend over multiple weeks requires investigation — something is reducing the team's throughput capacity.
• A rising velocity trend indicates improving execution momentum — the team is either more productive or clearing a backlog faster than usual.
• A stable velocity with low week-to-week variation indicates a predictable team — reliable for planning purposes.

How this chart works

Line chart showing weekly resolved issue count per project, with 4-week and 8-week moving averages overlaid. Delivered issues are identified by transitions into terminal statuses whose disposition is delivered under your organization's terminal-status settings; MetaFrazo supplies a default reading per status name until you configure one. Closures whose disposition is abandoned are shown alongside, not counted as delivery. Use the date and project filters to focus on specific teams or periods.

The week in progress is shown at its raw count so far. Because the week is not yet complete, it carries no week-over-week change and does not enter the moving average.