Stay on Top of Jira Changes That Matter Most to You

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         In Jira, you can natively check the history and changes of a single work item by opening it and navigating to the History tab. While this is useful for tracking updates on one issue at a time, it doesn’t give you an overview across multiple work items, nor does it allow you to filter updates and dig deeper into project-wide changes. If you want to understand what’s happening across your projects or build reports, you often end up wasting a lot of time clicking through individual issues and piecing things together manually. And when it comes to finding precise actions like removed items, field changes, or deleted work you can spend even longer searching without ever getting a clear picture.

         Keeping up with project updates is now easier than ever. That’s where an app like Deep Activity – Smart Change History & Reports for Jira  , comes in, giving you full control over what you monitor from high-level milestones to the smallest updates all displayed instantly in a clear, actionable table.

Choose What to Track

         Stay focused by selecting only the activities that matter most to you, such as:

• Work item created : Get notified the moment new tasks or issues are added.

• Work item resolved : Know right away when a task is completed and ready for review.

• Work item transitioned : Follow progress as issues move between statuses to identify bottlenecks.

• Comments : Keep up with discussions without digging through multiple threads.

• Attachments : See when files are added or removed.

• Worklogs : Track time and effort logged by team members.

• Work item field updates : Monitor key field changes like priority, assignee, or due date.

        With just a few clicks, your table updates instantly to reflect only the changes you’ve selected no noise, no clutter.

Go Deeper with Advanced Filters

          With Deep Activity – Smart Change History & Reports for Jira once you’ve chosen your activities, refine your tracking even further:

• By people : Monitor a specific user, an entire group, or exclude certain users for extra precision.

• By time : Focus on a particular period to zoom in on the data you need.

• By grouping : Organize results by activity type, date, or updater for quick insights.

• By Adding extra columns to customize your table and display the exact details you need.

💬 What activities do you think are the most critical to track in your projects?
Let’s hear your thoughts your input could inspire new ideas for the whole community!