Deviation Rate by Issue Type

Control deviations are not evenly distributed across all types of work. In some projects, Bugs are consistently resolved without worklog. In others, Tasks may be batch-closed. This heatmap shows where control deviation is most concentrated — enabling targeted enforcement rather than broad policy changes.

What you can conclude

• A dark cell at a specific project-and-type combination indicates a policy enforcement gap for that category of work — process reminders or tooling changes may be effective.
• A project that is dark across all issue types has a culture problem, not a type-specific process gap.
• A uniformly light heatmap indicates consistent process compliance across all work categories.

How this chart works

Heatmap with projects on one axis and issue types on the other. Cell color encodes the combined control deviation rate for that combination. Use the date and project filters to focus on specific periods.