Sprint Scope Changes for Jira
See what was added to and removed from your sprint — who did it, when, and how many points it moved.
A Jira dashboard gadget. Read-only. Nothing leaves Atlassian.
Try it on the Atlassian Marketplace — coming soon
Why we built it
Jira's Sprint Report shows what was added to a running sprint. It does not show what was removed. It covers one sprint at a time, and you cannot filter or export it.
People have been asking Atlassian for this since 2018 (JRACLOUD-75868 — 1,492 votes as of August 2026, still open).
What you get
Sprint summary
What was in the sprint when it started, what came in, what went out, and the net change — in issues and in story points.
Every change, listed
Each add and each removal, with a timestamp, the person who made the change, and the estimate at that moment — not today's estimate.
Where it went
Removed issues, grouped by where they ended up: out of every sprint, or into another sprint.
Trend across sprints
The same numbers for your recent sprints, in one table.
Copy as CSV
Select the text, copy it, paste it into a spreadsheet.
It tells you what it could not see
On a large board the app reads the most recently updated issues first, and says so — with the number. If it could not check everything, the summary numbers are marked, and "no changes" never means "nothing happened".
What it does not do
- It does not write anything to Jira.
- It does not send data outside Atlassian.
- It is not a capacity planner, a burndown chart, or a velocity tool.
- It works with boards that run sprints: Scrum boards and team-managed boards. Kanban boards have no sprints, so there is nothing to report.
- It is Cloud only — there is no Data Center version.
- It reads Jira's change history, so it cannot show changes for issues that were deleted or moved out of the board's filter.
Your data
The app reads Jira's change history through Atlassian's own API. It writes nothing back. It makes no network calls outside Atlassian. It asks Jira with your permissions — the report never shows you more than Jira itself would. It stores one thing per gadget: which board and sprint you picked. That choice sits on Atlassian's app storage and is deleted when you uninstall the app.
Pricing
Free for up to 10 users. $199 per year for up to 50 users. 30-day free trial.
Larger tiers on the Marketplace listing.
Try it on the Atlassian Marketplace — coming soon
Support
Email: support@axerilabs.com We reply within two working days, and within 24 hours for issues Atlassian classifies as critical. Written support in English. Email only. We do not promise a fix time.