Sebastian Brudziński Atlassian Partner

Hello @Emily Merenda there are several checklist apps for Server and Data Center hostings too. You can view them directly on the marketplace: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=server&query=checklists (this list only displays apps available for server) Best regards, Sebastian

@Mayank Kodesiaunfortunately, we don't have any APIs available yet that would allow you to integrate with QAlity from external tools.

Hello @Fernando André there's a server version of QAlity - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1222083/qality-test-management-for-jira?hosting=server&tab=overview QAlity Plus will also have the server version (later this month) and a Data Center version (coming up in the next few months)

Thanks, @Tyler T - This is great news! I've already voted and am looking forward to this feature very much.

Hello @Jovanka Sejic unfortunately, as you might have already noticed Jira focuses their time reporting on issues, not users. There are multiple Worklogs apps on the Atlassian Marketplace that can help you with this though. I can recommend the Worklogs - Time Tracking and Reports that we have developed. It can easily…

Hello Jacek, the screen you are describing should be displaying all of the projects you administer and allow you to turn QAlity on and off in them one by one, or in your case - turn QAlity off in all but one project. https://soldevelo.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/QS/pages/2004844549/Settings Are you sure that the user you…

Hello @Hessel F Unfortunately, there are no Jira built-in reports that could show you the time you (or your team) logged in particular days to particular issues. On the bright side though, there are Marketplace apps like our Worklogs - Time Tracking and Reports that can give you visibility to such information. Here's a…

Hello @Alexey I can recommend our Worklogs - Time Tracking and Reports if you are comfortable working on an exported spreadsheet data. I'm attaching a short instruction on how to achieve this. 1. Go to the worklogs page, select the project, users, and date range you are interested in and then click Export -> Download XLSX…

Hello @Maria Jimena Di Sanzo you may consider our tool QAlity - Test Management for Jira. It's a simple and free solution that lets you manage your tests, execute them, and offers basic reporting. We are also working on its paid extension, so if you ever need something more advanced you would be able to switch easily.…

Hello @Garima Pal I can recommend our QAlity - Test Management for Jira. It contains all essential test management features, such as managing test cases, planning test cycles, executing tests and marking failed steps, execution report. It's free of charge. If it turns out that you ever need more advanced capabilities, you…

@kanchana wijerathnathis is easily achievable using our Worklogs - Time Tracking and Reports. Here are the steps to make it work the way you want it (after installing Worklogs) 1. Add "Worklogs" gadget to the dashboard 2. Create JQL filter that contains the tickets you want to track time for. In your cause you mentioned…

Hello @endikaesteban concerning your need to see how much time your users logged each day and to what issues, this is something that our Worklogs - Time Tracking and Reports handle very well. Here's the view that you get that summarizes the logged time. Upon clicking at the time, you get a detailed view showing each ticket…

@M Amineno, Multiple Checklists for Jira doesn't offer any additional management of attachments, despite what's already possible with Jira issue attachments.

@Simi Kaminiyes - QAlity is free for any Jira plan you have. It also works in Next-Gen projects - the instructions above explain how to configure it in Next-Gen :)

@Nidhi Prasadlikely yes, but it depends on which timesheet gadget you exactly mean. I'd also suggest looking at the price. All marketplace apps can be checked and trialed for 30+ days free of any costs, so you can pick any apps you deem worthy and select the one that works best for you after the trial. Best, Sebastian

Hello @Nidhi Prasad Jira on its own is not really that good when it comes to more advanced time tracking or reporting hours for particular users. Your best call would be to consider a Marketplace app that extends Jira's time reporting capabilities, like our Worklogs - Time Tracking and Reports. The app allows you to easily…

@Mark Hallerthere are existing checklists apps available for server already. You can trial them for free for up to 6 months - that should be long enough for everyone to make a decision :) You can take a look at our Multiple Checklists for Jira or other checklists available on server. Best, Sebastian

Hello @josh Unfortunately, Jira doesn't do well when it comes to time reporting per user or any other criteria than Jira issues. There are, however, many time tracking and time reporting apps available on the Atlassian Marketplace, that can help you achieve exactly what you need. One of the available options is Worklogs -…

Hello @ilker isler there's no report showing a breakdown of logged hours per user available directly in Jira. There are however several time-tracking apps available that can help you achieve this. You have a simple use case so I can recommend a light-weight and cheap app that we have developed - Worklogs - Time Tracking…

Hello @Жанна Борушевская I'm not sure I fully understood your use case, but you can search for a checklist plugin on the Atlassian Marketplace and trial any of them free of charge. I can particularly recommend Multiple Checklists for Jira that our team is working on and that is available for Jira Server. I'll be happy to…

Hello @Mia I can recommend the Multiple Checklists for Jira app that we have developed. It let's you create acceptance criteria as a checklist directly in the Jira issue and enforce that this Jira issue cannot be moved to a selected status unless all of the checklist items are checked off. We have even prepared this guide…

Hello @Andrew Thompson you could try one of the worklog apps available on the Atlassian Marketplace. One cheap and efficient solution that we have developed is Worklogs - Time Tracking and Reports. It lets you display the time spent in an easy to read table. You can group the time spent by individual service desk agents,…

Hello @Karsten Meier you could try one of the Worklogs apps on the Atlassian Marketplace. I can recommend Worklogs - Time Reports for Jira that we are developing and that has the ability to group and categorize the worklogs based on the criteria you have provided and many more (you can essentially choose any Jira issue…

Thank you for the suggestion @[deleted] Since removing/editing time logs is already available in Jira, we didn't really consider adding it to Worklogs. Do you think it would help, so that users can manage everything from one page? Best, Sebastian

Hello @[deleted] unfortunately, a time report spanning a chosen time period is not directly available in Jira. I can recommend a cheap and easy to use app that we have developed - Worklogs - Time Reports for Jira. It allows you to generate time reports using multiple criteria, including a total time spent in a project for…

This is one of the known limitations of the time tracking available in Jira. However, there are many great apps on the Atlassian Marketplace that give visibility into hours logged by specific users. One of them is Worklogs - Time Reports for Jira that we have developed and here's how it looks like: There are also many…

Hello @[deleted] one solution that I can recommend is the Multiple Checklists for Jira app that we have developed and that we use project-wise for the same case: It allows you to create checklist templates that are automatically inserted into newly created Jira issues (or when they reach certain status) and enforce that…

@chandrakalaSare you sure the checklist app you are using is Multiple Checklists for Jira? What you are describing doesn't sound like our app that is described in the article above

@chandrakalaSYes - that's possible. There's no limit on the number of templates that can be assigned automatically per project and issue type :)

Unfortunately, Jira doesn't provide an ability to easily retrieve all the hours logged by a specific user or team. Your best call is checking the Atlassian Marketplace for Worklogs apps. They give you a nice, table view of hours logged that can be grouped by the person that logged the time, or any other criteria (issue…