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Release Train and PI Planning Dashboard Sample data

SAFe Agile Release Train metrics (PI objectives, predictability, capacity, burnup, dependencies, ROAM, velocity, releases, flow) · PI 26.4 · As of Oct 29, 2026 · Fictional ART

Sample data. Every number, team, feature and date on this page is fictional (Phoenix ART and its teams are made up). Almost everything is read automatically from Jira Align / Jira / Azure DevOps and the CI/CD pipeline; the only manual inputs are business value scores set by Business Owners at PI Planning and ROAM status at the risk review.

Contents

Team

ART & PI overview

PI objectives & predictability Committed vs uncommitted, business value planned vs actual

ART predictability by PI (target ≥ 80%)

What it tells an RTE: SAFe treats 80–100% predictability as healthy. Below 80% means the train over-commits; consistently 100% can mean it under-commits. Uncommitted objectives are stretch work.

Team capacity vs load per iteration

CapacityPlanned load

Capacity comes from team calendars and normalized velocity; load is the sum of story estimates per iteration. Iterations above 100% are where spillover and dependency slips usually start.

Feature burnup Accepted feature points vs total scope

AcceptedTotal scope

Scope grew 7.6% since PI Planning. At the current rate the ART lands about 205 of 226 points by the end of I5.

Program board & cross-team dependencies Pulled from issue links; nothing entered by hand

ROAM risks Resolved, Owned, Accepted, Mitigated

Iteration velocity per team Accepted story points

Velocity is for each team's own planning; story points are not comparable across teams. Watch trend and stability.

Release & milestone calendar

Flow metrics SAFe flow metrics computed from work item history

Flow distribution

Flow time by PI (median days)

Metric definitions & thresholds

Definitions follow SAFe 6.0 measure-and-grow guidance; tune thresholds to your train.