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| Vendor: | Atlassian |
|---|---|
| Exam Code: | ACP-620 |
| Exam Name: | Managing Jira Projects for Cloud Exam |
| Exam Questions: | 56 |
| Last Updated: | October 5, 2026 |
| Related Certifications: | Atlassian Certified Professional |
| Exam Tags: | Associate Level Jira Cloud Project AdministratorsScrum Masters |
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Your team needs a new board that:
only shows issues that are actively in progress
allows a separate area to prioritize incoming work
allows them to release issues from the Done column
Identify the correct solution to meet these requirements
A Kanban board with the backlog enabled meets all the requirements: it shows only in-progress issues (via column configuration), provides a separate area to prioritize incoming work (the Kanban backlog), and allows for releasing issues from the Done column (via version management or Kanban releases).
You manage two team-managed Scrum projects.
You want to create a single board that displays the progress of the active sprints in both projects and their burndown.
Identify the correct board type to use.
A company-managed Scrum board can pull issues from multiple team-managed projects, allowing you to view and track the progress of active sprints and display a combined burndown. Team-managed boards are limited to a single project, so a company-managed board is required for cross-project visibility.
You need to write a JQL query that returns all issues without the label "discard".
Identify the JQL statement that returns the correct results.
This JQL correctly returns all issues that do not have the label 'discard', including those where the labels field is empty. Without the OR labels is EMPTY clause, issues with no labels would be excluded.
Users can add content to a paragraph field in a team-managed project, but they cannot @mention other users.
Identify the cause.
In team-managed projects, field settings for paragraph fields include a toggle to allow or prevent @ mentions. If users can enter text but not @ mention others, it's likely that the mention functionality is disabled in the field configuration.
Teams using Project A and B currently use their own respective Scrum boards.
They must now work together on the same products and issues and in the same sprints.
You created a new Scrum board based on this filter:
project in (A,B) ORDER BY Rank ASC
You must also check two settings to make sure the teams can access and use the new board.
Identify the two settings. (Choose two.)
Sharing on the board filter: The board filter must be shared with all users who need access to the board; otherwise, they won't be able to view or use it.
Project permissions: Users must have the necessary permissions (such as Browse Projects and Manage Sprints) on both Project A and Project B to view issues and manage sprints on the new shared board.
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