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TOP 10 Use Cases For Labels In Jira :
Project Phases: Label tasks or issues based on their phase in the project cycle, such as “Design”, “Development”, or “Testing”.
Acceptance Criteria : Acceptance criteria are defined as the conditions that must be satisfied for a product, user story, or increment of work to be accepted.
Customer Partnership Level : In Service Management project, use labels to specify the Partnership Level of your customer (Silver, Gold, Platinum).
Select List field: For example Countries Field managed inside your project without refereeing to the Jira administrator each time to edit the list of countries.
Definition of Ready: A definition of ready (DoR) is used to determine whether work on a task is ready to be started. Before teams assign a task or user story in a sprint, it must be sufficiently well described and understood by team members.
Definition of Done (DoD): The Definition of Done is an agreed-upon set of items that must be completed before a project or user story can be considered complete. It is applied consistently and serves as an official gate separating things from being “in progress” to “done.”
Feature Areas: Use labels to denote which part of the application or project a task pertains to, like “UI”, “Backend”, or “Database”.
Team Responsibility: Label tasks based on which team or department is responsible, such as “Marketing”, “Sales”, or “DevOps”.
Bug Severity: While many tools have dedicated fields for severity, labels can also be used to quickly indicate the severity level of bugs like “Critical”, “Minor”, or “Cosmetic”.
10.Workflow Status: Beyond standard status fields, labels can provide additional context like “Needs Review”, “Blocked”, or “Awaiting Feedback”.
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