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- https://www.shortcut.com/help/iterations/iteration-reports-and-insights/
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- 1 Oct 2026, 15:53 UTC
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Facts read from this source
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Iteration insights timing Report an error
“Insights are available once the Iteration starts, and are locked in for retrospective after the Iteration ends.”
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Burndown location Report an error
“In an Iteration, the Burndown Chart is located in the Reports tab of the Iteration Detail Page.”
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Burndown components Report an error
“The Burndown Report shows unfinished work remaining in an iteration as time progresses. This is the Actual Remaining section of the chart.”
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Burndown starting point Report an error
“The initial point for both the Actual Remaining and Ideal Remaining lines is finalized at the end of the first day of an iteration.”
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Burndown tooltips Report an error
“Tooltips show counts of work Added, Completed or Removed each day.”
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Burndown stories points toggle Report an error
“The chart defaults to Stories (total count) or Points, depending on your Estimate Scale settings. There is a toggle to quickly switch between the two on the report.”
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Burndown non working days Report an error
“Non-working days are noted on the chart with hatched bars. The ideal line flattens across non-working days to indicate work is not expected to progress on these days. Working days for your Workspace can be adjusted in your General Settings.”
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Cfd states Report an error
“Yellow Area: Unstarted Blue Area: In Progress Green Area: Done”
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Cfd backlog gray area Report an error
“If present, the Gray Area should be slim and quickly shrink as stories move to Unstarted or Started workflow states.”
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Cfd cycle time velocity Report an error
“Average Cycle Time can be measured by drawing a straight line from anywhere on the top of the In Progress (blue) area to where it meets the Done (green) area.”
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Cycle time definition Report an error
“Cycle Time measures how long it takes for a story to go from any Started state to any Done state.”
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Lead time definition Report an error
“Lead Time measures the time between when a story is created and when it is completed.”
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Cycle time scale Report an error
“The chart defaults to a logarithmic scale, which is a method for graphing and analyzing a large range of values in a compact form. This is useful for viewing cycle time data when there are outliers. For an accurate sense of scale, the linear charting method may be chosen.”
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Cycle time trailing average Report an error
“The Trailing Average calculation begins after the first story is completed, and accumulates for up to 7 days.”
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Working days setting Report an error
“Working days can be adjusted in your General Settings.”
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