Hello Team,
We need to build the below report.
Track average service duration by provider and measure % of calibrations completed on or before due date.
Currently we have 3 Fields in the jira ticket.
1. Service Provider (Single line Text field)
2. Calibration Due date (Date field)
3. Return-to-Service Confirmation(Date field)- calibration completed Date
Using above three fields we need to build report.
If the Return to Service Date is on or before the Due Date, the service is considered acceptable and within the required timeline.
If the Return to Service Date is after the Due Date, the service is considered overdue and is not acceptable, as it exceeds the required timeline.
I need to bring report like below table.
| Service Provider | Number of tickets | Service completed on time | Service delayed | Performance |
| ABC | 10 | 7 | 3 | 70% |
| XYZ | 6 | 3 | 3 | 50% |
| PQR | 10 | 10 | 0 | 100% |
Hi @PLaksh11
This is a BI related question. Jira reporting is not suited for BI reporting.
You could look at 3rd party apps to enhance your setup or to export relevant issue data into a BI reporting application or you the API for this.
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Hi @PLaksh11
Disclosure: I work for the eazyBI team.
If you are willing to try an Atlassian Marketplace app, check out eazyBI for Jira Cloud.
eazyBI is a reporting and analytics app that lets you build a variety of reports, including what you're describing
Here is how you would set it up:
2. Create 3 calculated measures and select one that is the standard (already imported) measure.
"Issues created" - standard measure that shows how many issues are created per Service provider
"Service completed on time" measure - a custom calculated measure that calculates the issues completed on time comparing the date fields
"Service delayed" measure - a custom calculated measure that looks for the difference between total issues created minus the ones completed on time
"Performance" - Percentage that shows how many issues were completed on time.
This is how the report may look :
You can also display the results as charts or leave as a table report.
If you're willing to try our app, you can reach to us directly at support@eazybi.com and we can help you with setting up your report.
Best,
Elita from support@eazybi.com
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Hi @PLaksh11 ,
I think Jira doesn't have ability to create a report like this.
If you prefer to use a third party plugin, you may check out our Multi-Dimensional Pivot Table plugin.
It has ability to show multiple measures and conditional counting ability described as in your use case and it is completely FREE.
-- Habib, Plugio
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That @Marc -Devoteam-
You can maybe play around with filters, and make something own with Excel but then you run into the problem Marc already mentioned.
Native Jira reports are usually fine for one or two field-based groupings, but once you need more complex reporting, they are not always reliable or flexible enough.
Best,
Arkadiusz🤠
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