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show a issue based on a specific history date

VINCENT DUPONT
Contributor
January 14, 2026

Hello

Is there a way to show an issue's details in the exact same content as it was on a specific date?

I would like to show this in Confluence using the /jira macro

This could help us to compare changes between two specific dates. This should include all fields (native and custom)

Thank you
Vincent

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Rahul_RVS
Atlassian Partner
January 15, 2026

Hi @VINCENT DUPONT 

You can use Jira Rest Api's to pull this information and build your own custom solution.

However if you need detailed reporting to track changes for multiple issues, you may want to have a look at a mktplace app for the same.

We have built an app to extract changelog data in a simple and easy to use interface. The data can be exported to a CSV file as well.

It provides complete details of who changed the data, what was changed and when.

Issue History Reports

Do give it a try.

Disclaimer : I am part of the app dev team

Issue History.PNG

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Petru Simion _Simitech Ltd__
Atlassian Partner
January 14, 2026

Hi @VINCENT DUPONT , 

 

You can look at the history if each issue. 

If you need data about multiple issues this could be a tedious task.

Alternativelly you can use Issue History Reporter for Jira an app built by our team .

Select Report Type: Issue Snapshot, and the Issue Snapshot Date: Select the date and time you are interested.

Issue Snapshot is providing exactly what you are looking for, the state of the issue at a specific point in time. 

 

Screenshot from 2026-01-14 17-49-25.png

You can export your search result and derrive more data in Excel or any tool of your choice.

Regards, 

 

Petru

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Mohamed Benziane
Community Champion
January 14, 2026

Hi,

This is not possible natively in the UI. You can use the API REST to achieve this. This endpoint provides the issue’s change history. You will need to store this information somewhere in order to reuse it when needed.

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