A Simpler Way to Understand Asset Changes

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Managing asset information in Jira Service Management frequently requires more than just seeing the current state of an object — teams also need insight into how assets have changed over time. As organizations adopt automation, AI-supported decision-making, and data-driven workflows, the expectation is clear: users want direct access to historical data that they can analyze according to their needs.

The challenge, however, is that Jira Assets (formerly Insight) stores valuable change details, but retrieving them in a usable format can be difficult and time-consuming. Traditional dashboards and static visualizations often answer only a narrow set of questions, while teams increasingly prefer to take structured raw data and evaluate it dynamically through their own tools.

This growing need is the foundation behind Assets History Dashboard for Jira, built to make historical asset data searchable, filterable, and exportable — without adding layers of complexity.

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A Practical Solution for Understanding Asset Evolution

Every change to an asset — including attribute updates and value changes — forms part of its lifecycle. Yet in Jira Assets, this information can only be examined one object at a time, making investigations slow and impractical. Assets History Dashboard for Jira removes this limitation by allowing users to search and filter changes across all assets at once, delivering the bigger picture instantly.

With Assets History Dashboard for Jira, users can quickly navigate past updates by applying meaningful filters such as:

• Object Schema

• Object Type

• Labels

• Attribute Name

• Author

• Value Before / Value After

• Date of Change

Results are displayed in a structured table where records can be sorted, navigated, and examined without reloading the data each time.

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Export-First Design for Flexible Reporting

Rather than guessing which visualization a user might prefer, the dashboard prioritizes flexibility. Once the relevant history is gathered, it can be exported as a CSV file, allowing teams to:

• Build custom reports

• Perform audits

• Merge results with other datasets

• Use AI or BI platforms for advanced analysis

This export-driven approach ensures that users retain full control over their asset history data.

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Supporting Teams Through Transparency

Our goal at Simitech Ltd. is to provide Jira users with straightforward, efficient tools that respect how teams actually work. By presenting asset history in a clean format and giving users ownership over the data, we help make investigations, diagnostics, and compliance tasks more manageable.

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Explore Assets History Dashboard for Jira

If you rely on Jira Assets to support operational decisions, ITSM processes, or audit requirements, having clear visibility into change history can be a game changer.

We invite you to explore Assets History Dashboard for Jira and see how it can improve the way your organization interacts with asset history.

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