📈 JQL + Apps: Create and Share Jira Change Reports [Video Guide]

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Do you find it difficult to track changes in Jira, especially when it comes to high-priority tasks in your team’s sprints? You are not alone. It can be incredibly time-consuming to manually check each task to see what has changed, when, and by whom.

Fortunately, this can be made much easier through JQL (Jira Query Language) or third-party apps, including Issue History for Jira.

Here, you will find a short video guide on how to search for specific tasks in JQL, as well as how to view detailed change history and generate and share reports using the Issue History for Jira app. It can be especially helpful to project managers and team leads who need to inform stakeholders and make decisions based on real task completion.

So, as you can see in the video, you can use JQL queries in Jira in case you need to find the most priority tasks. You can easily choose the needed project, tasks’ priorities, and the required sprint. As an example, you can use such a query:

project = "Marketing 2" AND priority in (High, Highest) AND Sprint = "Sprint 3"

However, if you require more than just a list of Jira tasks, you can try the Issue History for Jira app.

With Issue History, you can:

• View a complete history of changes across multiple tasks.
• Filter by date range, user, project, or sprint.
• Share the change report with managers or stakeholders.

🔍📊 Try Issue History for Jira app now and generate and share change reports easily!