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You can try Time between Statuses! This add-on lets configure Status Groups with start/pause/stop statuses for calculation and generates a report based on this data. You will have the ability to set time limits for each Status Group and notification for overdue issues. I hope, this info helps you

Hello @Abhishek Roy You can discover more about built-in Jira reports here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/generate-a-report/ But as an alternative, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud to get full and useful info for company management. This add-on provides with 7 types of report: * Time in…

Hello @Javier Carmona You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates an Average Time report, which shows average time issues have been spending in statuses during a specific period. This add-on also generates a report of how long an issue has been staying in each status. And you have the ability to create Status…

Hello @Cody Eberhardt Unfortunately, there are no built-in solutions but as an alternative, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. Its' main function is to generate a report of how long issues have been staying in a particular status. BUT you also get Average Time report, which shows the average time issues have been…

Hello @Bappaditya Roy You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. This add-on is actually what you need when calculating transition time between statuses. You'll get a Transition Count report and 6 more useful reports to use! Also, you can export the Data from the grid as XLSX or CSV file - what is very useful I hope, this…

Hello, @John Charles You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. This add-on generates a few detailed reports about issues. Time in Status report shows detailed info about statuses. In the "Total" column you can find the age of a particular issue. Besides this info, you can see the status age and the date when an issue has…

Hello @Ruhi Tanwar I don't know a solution, which can help you fully, but you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. This add-on allows you to monitor all issues the particular assignee has been working on, and get a detailed view of how long his issues have been spending in each status. As an alternative, you can try…

Hello @Shawn Nolan You can try Time between Statuses, which calculates the time the issue has been spent between statuses. In other words, you get info on how long it takes an issue to move from one status to another! Also, this app provides the ability to set time limits and notifications for them. That's actually what…

While we're all waiting for a Control Chart for nextgen project, you can try to calculate Cycle and Lead Time with Time between Statuses. You can set a time limit with notifications. Also, the ability to monitor data for each issue in Graph and Charts View on Issue View Panel is very helpful. If you have any additional…

Hello @Ben Epps I've understood that you're looking for a JQL solution, but as an alternative, you can try the Issue History add-on. It displays the history of all the changes that have been made in each issue. Get all the necessary data: who have made changes, when they have been made, and to which issues they have been…

It seems you've made small mistakes in the filter, that is why it doesn't show the data. Try to deal with it more and make sure all the tasks are displayed on the issue list and then compare it to a graph.

Hello @zavedalibhatti Try Time in Status for Jira Сloud and you get Status Count report. It calculates how many times an issue has been in each status. Furthermore, there are 3 more reports - Time in Status shows for how long your issues have been staying in each status. Assignee Time calculates the time that a particular…

Hello @Vivek Singh You can try Time between Statuses. This add-on generates reports of the transition time between statuses. Concerning your issue, you can set start/pause/stop statuses to calculate transition time between statuses. Also, you can configure Warning and Critical Time limits for each Status Group. So you can…

That's good)) If you have any additional questions, don't hesitate to contact me, or discover more information on our web site. Best regards:)

Hello @Dorcas Chen Time between Statuses becomes handy in your case. This add-on calculates time the issue has been spent between statuses and allows you to calculate time exactly from the status you need. You can select statuses to pause and stop the calculation. SLA Time and Report sets the SLA timer based on the issue…

Hello @Olga_Videc Here is a link for built-in Jira reports: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/generate-a-report/, And here is a built-in Jira time tracking report (in case you're using a server version): https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira064/time-tracking-report-720416014.html If you use the Jira…

Hello @Benjamin Dains You can try third-party add-on - Time between Statuses. It generates a report about the execution time between statuses. Set start/pause/stop statuses to calculate both transition time between statuses and Cycle and Lead Time. Also, you can configure Warning and Critical Time for overdue limits for…

Hello @Tim Ludolph As an alternative, you can try a third-party add-on - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. This tool automatically measures the time an issue has spent in a specific status. You get automatically created reports about Average Time in Status. The application display both digital data (average time the issue has…

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Hello @pavan_kumar_adurthi Check this documentation. Here are few steps to solve your issue: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/adding-a-custom-field-938847222.html I hope it helps!