Projects Generation | Smart Data Generator Documentation

Projects Generation documentation.

Overview

Smart Data Generator allows creating multiple Jira projects in a single run — across Software, Service Management, and Business categories, supporting both Company-managed and Team-managed project types.

The generator enables realistic, structured project creation with customizable naming patterns and optional additional metadata.

Supported Project Types

• Software Projects
  • Scrum (Company-managed / Team-managed)
  • Kanban (Company-managed / Team-managed)
• Service Management Projects
  • Company-managed
  • Team-managed
• Business Projects
  • Company-managed

Generation Capabilities

Generate up to 100 projects in one operation

You may mix any number of project types in a single batch
(e.g., 20 Software Scrum + 10 SM projects + 5 Business CM projects).

The UI displays how many projects of each type will be generated before confirming the action.

Configuration Options

1. Quantity

For each project type, define:

• a fixed number of projects, or
• a mix of multiple types up to 100 total.

2. Naming Rules

• Prefix (e.g., DEMO-)
• Suffix (e.g., -TRAIN)

These are applied automatically to each generated project name and key.

Components and Versions (Company-managed only)

For project types that support components and versions (Company-managed):

You can generate:

• Components
• Versions

Each supports:

• Fixed count → e.g., exactly 5 Components
• Random range → e.g., 3–12 Versions

Limits per project:

• Up to 20 Components
• Up to 20 Versions

Components and Versions are generated individually for every project in the batch.

For every component there is 50% chance to set an component leader from Browse Projects permission.

For every version there is a 20% chance to archive and a 30% chance to release version.

Deleting Generated Projects

Smart Data Generator tracks which projects were created in each generation run.

You can delete:

• **all projects, or
• all projects of a selected category , or
• all projects created in a specific generation action via the Activity History.

Deleting a project also removes:

• all issues
• all sprints
• all components & versions
• all associated data

Important: Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone.

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