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Hello @Mariano You can try the Time in Status for Jira Cloud add-on developed by my SaaSJet team. Set it according to your needs and get the last comment displayed on your screen. Also, you can discover this short use-case that shows how to do that easily:…

Helllo @veer.srivastav Regarding a sprint - if you use a next-gen project, there are no sprints. And fields are not attached to the project. Also, you should turn off a multi-cycle option if you don't wantto see all SLA iterations.

Hello @Ingo Strohmeyer You can try Business Process Manager which helps you to create recurring tasks. Also, you can create forms and checklists in the Jira issues and assign it to the people you need. Just choose the necessary fields to create a form for recurring task. This add-on is developed by my SaaSJet team, so If…

Hello @veer.srivastav You can try SLA Time and Report developed by my SaaSJet team. All you need is to set TODO+sprint as a Start timer and "In progress " as a stop timer. Hope it helps.

hello @maruthi98 Can you precise - do you need the add-on to track productivity?

Hello @Dean Verappan You can try SLA Time and Report, developed by my SaaSJet team which allows showing Exceed vs Met issues. It can be shown as Charts or exported to Excel or CSV files. Hope it helps.

Hello @Rahul Sharma You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud which helps to measure Cycle time and generate status reports. To measure Cycle time in a particular sprint, you just need to choose a Time in Status report and filter by Sprint. Also, you can build a Graph or Grid report. If you want to compare two sprints, you…

Hello @Brightone Msengeti As an alternative, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. With its reports, you can solve your issue easily. Choose an Assignee time report. It shows how long each Assignee has been working on each issue. And in the "Total" column you can find the total time a particular person has spent on…

Hello @Chasovskikh Kirill You can try a third-party add-on - Time in Status for Jira Cloud, that generates status time reports. For your case, Time in Status and Assignee time reports becomes helpful. A Time in Status report shows how long an issue has been spent in each status. An Assignee time report displays how long a…

Hello @Silvia Saric You can try a third-party add-on - Time in Status for Jira Cloud, that includes Time in Status report and ability to track the Cycle time for each issue. A Time in Status report shows how long an issue has been spent in each of statuses ( To do, Under development, Code Review, Testing, Testing on…

Unfortunately, I haven't found solution on how you can get it without third-party add-ons( 

Hello @Ann If you're OK with third-party add-ons, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud from the Atlassian Marketplace. It generates 7 types of time reports, including Time in Status and Assignee time reports. A Time in Status report shows the time an issue has been spent in each status (so you can identify at which…

Hello @Sneha You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud, which allows generating status time reports, representing the progress of each board, and comparing data on the Grid, Chart, and Gadget views. Using Gadgets included in this add-on, you can create a dashboard with all the necessary data. Also, you can export a…

Hello @Rita Sung You can try a third-party add-on - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates a Status Entrance Date report, that shows the date when an issue has entered each of the statuses. Hope you find it helpful. Regards, Mariana

Hello @Ilaria You can try a third-party add-on - Time between Statuses by SaaSJet. It helps to calculate how long it takes an issue to move from one status to another. Can you clarify what is your initial status and which status means the issue is resolved? Then we could help you to set up the add-on according to your…

Hello @John Ricard You can try the third-party add-on that my company provides - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates 7 types of status reports, including Status Count report, that shows how many times an issue has been in each status. Also, you can export data from the grid to XLSX or CSV file, which you can…

Hello @Mike Rudy You can try a third-party add-on - Time in Status for Jira Cloud, that generates 7 types of status reports including Status Entrance Date report. It shows the date a particular issue has entered each of a status (Resolved or Closed, etc.). * set date or date ranges you need * extract it as CSV or Excel…

Hello @Saxon Julian You can generate an Assignee time report and monitor how long a particuar Assignee has been assigned to each issue and how long it takes them to solve each issue with Time in Status for Jira Cloud. Hope it helps. Regards, Mariana

Hello @Simarpreet Singh Time in Status for Jira Cloud generates a Time in Status report, that shows how long an issue has been spent in each status. You just need to choose date ranges (those 10 days you need), and get necessary data. Hope, you find it helpful. Best regards, Mariana

Hello @Karen O_Regan SLA Time and Report for Jira approaches for your issue perfectly. You just need to set your SLA for 1 cycle and choose a "Stop" option for a comment. Tha't all! Hope it helps Regards, Mariana.

Hello @noel.rodriguez Try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my team. It generates Status Count and Transition Count reports. The Status Count report calculates how many times an issue has been in each status. The Transition Count report shows how many times an issue went from status to status(from QA to In…

Hello @jnijjar You can also try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my team. It generates 7 types of status reports including a Time in status and Assignee time reports. Time in Status report shows how long an issue has been staying in each status. Assignee time report shows how long each assignee has been assigned…

Hello @Matthew O_Brien As an alternative, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my team. It generates 7 types of status time reports. Time in Status report shows how long an issue has been spent in each status. Assignee time report shows how long an Assignee has been assigned to each issue. So you can…

Hello @Pierre Kirry I'm not sure there is some build-in solution, but you can try a third-party add-on - Time in Status for Jira Cloud, developed by my team. It generates 7 types of time reports and it has a Pivot table function. So you can display each data in a Pivot table view. Also, you can export it all as XLSX or CSV…

Hello @CHANDRASEKRAN THIRUMALAISAMY You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my SaaSJet team. It generates reports based on statuses. A Time in Status report shows time an issue has been spent in each status (Ready to "In-progress" or "In-progress" to "Test-Ready"). An Assignee time report shows how long each…

Hello @Katryn Padrón I guess you can't do that without a third-party add-on. So as an alternative, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by SaaSJet. It generates 7 types of status reports, including a Time in Status report that shows how long an issue has been spent in each status(To do, In progress, On hold,…

Hello @Apostol You can raise a support request at https://support.atlassian.com/contact Regards

Olá @Maria Consuelo Podes tentar Time in Status for Jira Cloud desenvolvido pela equipe SaaSJet. Mostra há quanto tempo um problema está em cada status. Você só precisa criar um grupo de status. Mariana

Hello @Anil Tambe Can you clarify your needs in more detail? Does the third-party add-on fit you? Regards, Mariana

Hello @Benjamin Charbit You can try to use Jira automation. And as an alternative, try a Boomerang: Reminders for Jira Issues (developed by my SaaSJet team) that helps to set reminders for Jira issues. You just need to set reminders for the issue you need (even the oldest one). If you need to set a reminder for the scope…