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Hello @Simon Scharpf Can you clarify more - do you need a list of tasks and detailed info about them (assignee, time in status, etc.)? Regards, Mariana

Hello @Paul Mikuszewski It will be nice if you clarify your needs. Do you want a report based on statuses?

Hello @Rick.Piovesan Optionally, you can try the Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer & Gadgets add-on ( developed by my team). It allows you to make requests by the visual composer without JQL knowledge. 1. Just choose options you need in Smart Field Manager as depicted below: 2. Set the required data 3. Add the created Smart…

Hello @Álvaro Galvez Garrido You can try a Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my team. It generates 7 types of time reports, including the Average time report, which shows the average time issues spent in statuses during a specific period of time. Also, you can export reports as XLSX or CSV files for further…

Hello @Vaibhav Patki You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud add-on developed by my team. It generates 7 types of time reports. Regarding your issue, you can get a Time in Status Report (that shows how long an issue has been staying in each status ("development"). Also, in the "Total" column you'll see the total time in…

Hi @Greg Bassett If you need a JQL request and don't know how to combine it, you can consider Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer addon. It is developed by my SaaSJet team to simplify database queries. So you can choose the options you need using a visual composer. Here is a sample: Hope you find it helpful. Regards

Hello @Adam King In the add-on developed by my SaaSJet team - Issue History a function to filter the changelog by one issue is already added. So you can get the changelog for a particular issue only just in a few clicks. Hope it helps Best regards, Mariana

Hello @Dietrich Lehr You can try SLA Time and Report developed by my SaaSJet team. This add-on allows tracking SLAs, set different conditions, and generate the SLA report. Also, you can use built-in Jira`s gadget for Dashboard and get a view of your SLAs there. You can find more details in our step-by-step guide. Hope it…

Hello @Shelley Bortz You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my SaaSjet team and its Pivot table function. It will show exactly the data you need. You can discover more info on how to do that fast and properly in our documentation. Hope you find it helpful. Best regards, Mariana

Hello @Alexey As an alternative, you can try a Time in Status for Jira Cloud add-on. I'm a representative of the SaaSJet company, that has been developed this product. This add-on generates 7 types of reports including a Time in Status report. So you can monitor the work duration in each status easily. Also, you can export…

Hello @Naveen Kumar You can try Issue History add-on developed by my team. It's being able to show any change in the task. It is also possible to show at what time to which person the task was transferred. JQL shows the current state of affairs to adjust it to changes - you need to prescribe many conditions and the query…

Hello @ssampson Try Time in Status fir Jira Cloud add-on from the Atlassian Marketplace that was developed by my team. It generates status reports including the Average time in Status report(exactly what you need). Also, you can see the Average time in Status in the Gadget view. I hope you find it helpful. Best regards…

Hello @Larissa Akemi You can try a Time in Status for Jira Cloud add-on that has been developed by my team. It generates 7 types of status time reports. To get the data you need (the dates when the ticket was created and done, how many days it took to done the ticket), you just need to add "Created" and "Resolved" columns.…

Hello @Charan goud As an alternative, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud add-on developed by my team. It generates 7 types of reports regarding statuses (including the Status Entrance Date report). It shows the date when an issue has entered a particular status. Also, you can export this report as XLSX or CSV files…

Hello @Ana Nohemí Avalos Martínez Try the add-on from the Atlassian Marketplace that has been developed by my team - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It allows tracking time in each status and for each user. Choose the Time in Status report, filter by a particular assignee, and you'll get full data about the issue input in…

Hello @Deepanshu Natani You can try a third-party add-on developed by my team - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates 7 types of reports based on statuses. Time in Status report shows you how long each issue has been spent in each status. You just need to choose the date ranges you need and get a report of all issues…

Hello @dan.laasnareuter As an alternative, you can try the add-on developed by my SaaSJet team - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. This add-on measures time spent in each status. It also has the Status Entrance Date report, which shows the date and time when every issue has entered each of the statuses for the first time. And…

Hello @Amitava Mallick Can you clarify a little. Do you need to know about the time has spent on each issue and how much time each team participant has been working on each issue? Regards, Mariana

Hello @Sneha Kumari Additionally to the answer above, you can discover more info in this discussion: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Update-on-Jira-email-notifications/ba-p/1283120 Regards, Mariana

Hello @Samuel Prathipaty The add-on from the Atlassian Marketplace, developed by my SaaSJet team - Time in Status for Jira Cloud becomes helpful in your case. It generates 7 types of time reports (including Time in Status and Assignee time reports). Time in Status report shows how long an issue has been spent in each…

Hello @Gabriel Loroima You can try add-ons from the Atlassian Marketplace for logging work: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=log Or as an alternative, try a third-party add-on developed by my SaaSJet team - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It doesn't show logged hours but generates 7 types of time reports (it's…

Hello @Tim Riches With Kanban, the Backlog column will not show on the Kanban board. It basically moves the "To Do" to the Backlog board for planning purposes similar to Scrum. You move items from backlog to selected for development and then when moved to in progress they disappear from the backlog and are solely shown on…

Hello @Cheong sanghun You can try a third-party add-on from the Atlassian Marketplace - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates time reports, including the Assignee time report. You just need to choose a particular Assignee, date ranges and get all necessary data about status changes and workflow progress regarding the…

Hello @Gui Ávila As an alternative, you can try a Time in Status for Jira Cloud add-on. It generates Time in Status report and Status Entrance Date report (which shows the date when an issue has entered each status). So you'll get both the date of entrance and duration in status. I hope it helps. Best regards, Mariana.

Hello @Gajanan Sasane Optionally, you can try Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer for Jira. You can set up smart fields, choose the date ranges you need (as it's depicted below), and get data about the issues which are closed between 4-7 days. I hope you find it helpful Best regards, Mariana

Hello @Paul Baker It is possible to export issues and their related epics (including the link between them) to a CSV file in Jira Cloud and Server applications. For Jira Classic projects (Software or Service desk), these would be the steps: * Click in the filter drop-down at the top of the page > Advanced Search * In the…

Hello @RiFa As an alternative, you can try a third-party add-on - Issue History. It shows all the changes that have made to issues. It allows you to view all types of issue changes, including status transitions. You need to select 3 issue fields in the app`s column manager: * issue key, * summary, * statuses. As a result,…

Hello @Urmimala Biswal Can you clarify for which purposes you need a JQL function in Python? I'll try to help you when I get to know it. Best regards, Mariana

Hello @Kat You can try a third-party add-on - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates both Time in Status and Assignee time reports. Time in Status report shows how long an issue has been staying in each status. So you can monitor at which stage some problems or delays occur. Assignee time report shows how long each…

Hello @Tan Siew Ling You can read this discussion snd find a solution here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/HELP-Time-zone-issue-Start-date-end-field-time-zone-doesn-t/qaq-p/1121403 I Hope, it helps Best regards, Mariana