Team backlog estimation inside Jira Cloud — user guide, privacy policy and support.
Planning Poker for Jira Cloud is an estimation app for agile teams. The team votes on a work item in secret, all cards are revealed at once, and the agreed number is written into the Jira field you chose when the game was created.
The app is built on Atlassian Forge and runs entirely on Atlassian infrastructure. It has no servers of its own and makes no outbound network calls — see the Privacy Policy.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Game basics | Roles, card decks, estimation fields, terminology |
| Create a game | The two-step wizard: settings and backlog |
| Game flow | Joining, voting, revealing, saving the estimate, finishing |
| Manage games | Games list, actions menu, editing, reports, CSV export |
| Jira configuration | Making the estimation field writable, permissions |
| FAQ | Frequently asked questions |
| Privacy Policy | What is stored, read and written |
| Security Policy | Architecture, access control, vulnerability reporting |
| Support | How to reach us and what to include |
Once installed, Planning Poker appears in two places in Jira. Both open the same Games screen:
| Entry point | Path |
|---|---|
| Jira top navigation | Apps → Planning Poker |
| Project (space) sidebar | The Planning Poker tab inside a project |
The difference is only a convenience: when you open the app from inside a project, that project is preselected in the Spaces filter on the backlog step. Games themselves are global — a game is not tied to one project, and its backlog may contain work items from several projects at once.
Anyone with access to the app can create a game. No global or project-level configuration is required before the first game.
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