Managing Issues
It's rarely fun to swim through issue after issue and constantly work on resolving them, so we've done our best to make sure Sifter gets out of the way and just lets you work.
Figure 1 Sifter provides simple filters for organizing your tasks the way that works best for you.
Filtering & Sorting
You can create your own custom issue lists based on issue priority, category, assignee, opener, or status. (Figure 1)Then you can sort them the way you want so that you're only seeing the issues you need to work.
Frequently Used Filters
Have a certain filtering and sorting combination that you like? Bookmark it. You can safely bookmark any of your issue listing pages and know that they'll still be filtered and sorted just like you left them. It's not fancy. It just works.
Figure 2 The issue listing pages provide valuable information at a glance.
At a Glance Issue Summaries
Part of managing that workload is knowing where to focus. The issue listing screens give you easily recognizable flags (Figure 2) so that you know which issues are important and pressing and which ones can wait until tomorrow.
Figure 3 When working through an issue list Sifter always makes it easy to get right back to your list sorted and filtered the way you left it.
Smart Auto-return
Just updated an issue? Where to next? Anytime you edit or update an issue from a page that you've already filtered and sorted, Sifter will bring you right back to that page. (Figure 3) That way, you never have to skip a beat.
Ready for more?
This is just one tiny piece of the pie. Make sure to see what else Sifter has to offer…
- Organization
- Creating Issues
- Managing Issues
- Updating Issues