Marlene Kegel - codefortynine Atlassian Partner

Hi @Mihir Ruparelia, I am Marlene, product manager at codefortynine. I am happy to read that you were able to resolve your issue with our app. Don't hesitate to reach out to us directly, if have any questions or feedback in future. 

Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards is free for instances for up to 10 users, but it's a paid app for larger cloud instances. There's also an evaluation period, in which you can test our app for free. You can read more about the pricing of Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards on our Marketplace page. If you want to calculate…

Hi @Geoff Schipske, I am Marlene from codefortynine. Maybe our app Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards might be suitable for you. With our app you can add a Quick Controller to your dashboard, which filters your Quick Gadgets dynamically. You can check it out without installing our app on our demo dashboards.

Hi @Shashank Gaurav, I am Marlene from codefortynine. A simple solution would be our app Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards. With our statistics gadgets and Pie Chart gadget, you can aggregate any number field (e.g. time-spent). This is how it would look for example using the Quick Issue Statistic gadget. You can check out…

Hi @Jose Antonio Quesada, I am Marlene from codefortynine. If you need to filter the Activity Stream gadget dynamically, you can check out our app Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards. With our app you can add a "Quick Controller" to your Jira dashboards to filter the results of your gadgets. You can check out how our app…

Hi @Maia Reshef and hi @Ste Wright, I am Marlene, product manager of Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards. If you want to check out our app without installing it, you can visit our demo dashboards. The demo also shows how our Quick gadgets sum up story points.

Hi @Melissa Lato, I am not sure if this works with Jira Automation, sorry. But if you don't find a solution, you could try Deep Clone for Jira. With our app it is possible to link to the cloned parent when bulk cloning several issues at once. You simply select the desired outcome in the Bulk Clone dialog.

Thank you for your understanding, Dave. If we release an update to clone team-managed JSM project I will update this post. For anyone reading along: This limitation only applies to team-managed projects. Company-managed JSM projects can be cloned with Deep Clone for Jira. 

Welcome to the community, @Bhatia Aashima. I am Marlene from codefortynine. If you want to create a statistics based on story point estimates or any other number field, you can try our app Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards. It doesn't let you select story point estimates as x or y-axis, but you can aggregate any Jira…

Hi @Dave, I've just noticed that community post has the tag "Jira Service Management". I am very sorry, I overlooked that your question is related to Jira Service Management projects. It is possible to clone most team-managed project types (Software, Work Management, Product Discovery), but unfortunately not team-managed…

Hi @Michal H., I am Marlene from codefortynine. If you're open to work with a Marketplace app, it might be interesting for you to know that we released an update for Deep Clone for Jira that enables you to clone team-managed projects along with its issues. Please note that there some known limitations. You can find more…

If you're open to try out a Marketplace app, you can check out Deep Clone for Jira. With Deep Clone you can: * Clone issues. * Move them to other projects and/or issue types while cloning. * Clone comments (and more advanced issue content) * Create a link between the Clone and the original issue. * And much more... Cloning…

Hello @Kabanda David, I am Marlene and product manager of Deep Clone for Jira. Do you want to * copy the ticket * including the comments of the user and the agent in the copied ticket * move the copy to another Jira project?

Hi @Dave, I am Marlene from codefortynine. It is now possible to clone team-managed projects with Deep Clone for Jira using the Advanced Project Clone. You can find more details about how to enable it and known limitations in our documentation. If you have feedback or questions about this or any other feature of our app,…

Hi @Thies Uhlenbruch, I am Marlene from codefortynine. Have you found a solution for your Deep Clone for Jira use case? It is possible to edit field values dynamically using Jira expressions in the Deep Clone Field Editor. But I am afraid your use case is too complex for that.

Hi @Peerasin Klaysuwan, Thank you for sharing this issue with me. It would be great if you could reach out to our support so our Dev team can have a closer look at this. Thank you! 

As far as I know there is no standard gadget which sums up story points. But you can see the sum of story points in the backlog view of your project. 

Welcome to the community, @abhishek_gupta. If you're open to work with a Marketplace app, you can try Deep Clone for Jira. With our app you can clone and move epics and larger issue hierarchies between projects. The advantage of cloning is, that you can make sure that no issue data gets lost while migrating the issues…

Welcome to the community, @Peerasin Klaysuwan. This is how the config of the "Quick Issue Statistics" gadget looks like. When you add our gadget to your Jira dashboard, make sure to add the "Quick Issue Statistics" gadget instead of "Issue Statistics". 

Hi @Thies Uhlenbruch, Thank you for letting me know that you experienced an issue while working with Deep Clone. Have you enabled the "Save checklist data to Jira custom fields" setting in the Issue Checklist configuration menu? You can read more about how to enable that functionality in our documentation. Please note that…

Welcome to the community, @Katharina Köpp-Wüst. I am Marlene, product manager of the Marketplace app Deep Clone for Jira. As @Walter Buggenhout mentioned there are several Marketplace apps which make it very easy to bulk clone and move template tickets to another project. In this demo video, you can see how bulk cloning…

Hi @Ivan Andrieiev, I am Marlene from codefortynine. If you want to aggregate remaining estimates or any other number field, you can try Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards. Our app provides a set of advanced Jira gadgets. With the following gadgets you can sum-up numeric fields: * Quick Issue Statistics * Quick Two…

Hi @Sofia Grunspan, I am Marlene from codefortynine. If you need to perform similar actions on a regular basis I can also recommend Deep Clone for Jira. With our app it is possible to bulk clone tasks along with subtasks and filter the subtasks using JQL as you can see in the screenshot below.

Welcome to the community, @Isabelle Cuinet. I am Marlene from codefortynine. If you're open to work with an app from the Atlassian Marketplace I can recommend Deep Clone for Jira. With our app you can bulk clone issues and issue hierarchies. For your workflow you would create template initiatives (with epics, issues, ...)…

You're welcome, @Bartek Filipek. And welcome to the community :)

Hello @Susann Petzold, I am Marlene from codefortynine. Another option would be to clone the project along with it's issues with our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. In this demo video you can see how cloning a project works.

Hi @Hiti Verma, I am Marlene from codefortynine. You can aggregate time spent and any other Jira number field with our cloud app Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards. Here's the link to our demo dashboards where you can check out some features of our app without installation. 

Hi @Pavel Kostetskiy, I am Marlene from codefortynine. Another option to aggregate estimates or any other number field, would be our app Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards. You can check out some gadgets of our app without installation on our demo dashboards.

Welcome to the community, @Mike DeKock, I am Marlene from codefortyine. My suggestion would be to create a template project with template requests/issues. Then clone the project including its issues for every new client using our app Deep Clone for Jira. You could either clone the entire project including its issues, or…

Welcome to the community, @sweixelbaumer! And thank you for your positive feedback :)