Activity by Project

Where the Workload Distribution by Project chart shows a snapshot of total activity per project, this visual adds the time dimension — letting you see how each project's activity has trended over the selected period. A project that was busy last month but has gone quiet this week may have delivered, stalled, or been deprioritized.

This is particularly useful for portfolio managers who need to track multiple projects simultaneously and catch changes in momentum early.

What you can conclude

• A project that suddenly goes quiet mid-sprint is worth checking — it may be blocked or the team may have shifted focus without communicating it.
• Activity peaks that don't align with planned sprint or release dates may indicate reactive firefighting rather than planned delivery.
• Consistent, regular activity across a project over time is a strong signal of a well-run, predictable team.

How this chart works

Time-series view of event activity broken down by project. Each line or series represents one project, showing its daily or weekly activity volume over the selected date range.

Use the date, project, and actor filters to zoom into specific teams or time windows. Works best combined with the Workload Distribution by Project chart for a complete picture.