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How to Create a Sprint Retrospective in Jira

Updated on:
May 11, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to run a sprint retrospective directly inside Jira.

Quick summary

A sprint retrospective in Jira lets agile teams complete a sprint and immediately create a linked Confluence retrospective page or whiteboard to capture team feedback and drive continuous improvement. This built-in workflow connects sprint closure to structured reflection without leaving the Atlassian ecosystem.


Steps

  1. Navigate to your desired sprint and click 'Complete sprint'.
  2. Select 'Complete sprint' again on the confirmation prompt to finalize the sprint.
  3. Click the drop-down arrow to select a Confluence space for your retrospective.
  4. Choose between a Confluence whiteboard or Confluence page so every team member can contribute thoughts before and during the meeting.
  5. After selecting your preferred format, click 'Create' to generate the retrospective document.
  6. Review the retrospective setup confirmation — your Jira and Confluence integration ensures a smooth, repeatable process for every sprint.
  7. Click 'Publish' to make the retrospective available to your team.
  8. A success notification appears confirming your sprint retrospective has been saved.

📌 Why this matters

Running a sprint retrospective in Jira keeps the entire agile workflow in one place — from completing a sprint to generating a structured Confluence retrospective page or whiteboard without switching tools. Teams can capture what went well, what needs improvement, and action items in a shared collaborative space that every member can contribute to before and during the meeting. The native Jira-Confluence integration removes friction from the retrospective process, making it easier for scrum masters and agile teams to maintain a consistent cadence of continuous improvement. This workflow is essential for any software team looking to close sprints efficiently and build a documented history of team learnings.
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