Yuliia_Borivets_[SaaSJet] Atlassian Partner

Hi @Hardip Singh As Walter mentioned Sprint burndown chart is a good option to catch estimates' changes for now. Also, I'd like to suggest Issue History for Jira app from my team. Here you can monitor changes to estimates or any other field in chronological order.

Hi @Gangadhar Dalli As an alternative solution, you can try the Issue History for Jira app developed by my team. There is no limit on the number of issues you can get changelog and export here.

Hi @Marcelo Cornes Lucas Do you need to export the history of changes for all issue fields? I'm not strong in coding, but I can suggest an alternative solution if you don't mind. You can try exporting history with Issue History for Jira app. It takes a few clicks to do. The app is developed by my team. There is a 30-days…

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Hi @nimmagadda_raveendra Do you need to see the statuses for each issue? It seems you can check and export issue history (info about status changes across sprint). Read more about how to get it via REST API or plugins. I can also suggest two solutions that are available with Issue History for Jira add-on. 1. Table view.…

Hi @[deleted] Maybe you can check the audit log to see if the label was created or removed. Not sure if it's the case. If you want to monitor label changes on the issue level, I can suggest the Issue History for Jira add-on. My team has developed it as a journal for past activities. You can filter by labels (from the ones…

Hola @Lorena Rossetti Here is an article about history export for different hosting types: How to export issue history from Jira?

@JS KIM Yes, the app will display the statuses you have. On the screen, it's just an example from my project. Thank you for your question. I'm glad I can help.

Hi @JS KIM I can suggest two options: 1) Check out the History in the Activity section while opening each ticket. Here you will find out who changed ticket status. 2) Check out the Issue History for Jira add-on. My team has developed it as a history journal. Here you can filter data by sprint, project, assignee, date…

I'm glad it was helpful :)

Hi @Lior Regev You can write down the number of users in the Atlassian calculator on the price page for any application. Also, here is an explanation: How to calculate the price for your add-on? The add-on is free only for companies with up to 10 users.

Hi @Alex Tucker You can export ticket history if you need to present it to external users: How to export issue history from Jira?

Hello @Lior Regev I recommend you to try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. Its Pivot table function allows getting an epic report with the data on how many tickets have been assigned to and solved by a particular team member (developer in your case). So you can monitor the progress easily. All you need is to choose a dev you…

Hi @lapacquah_bryant Could you please give more details about what you mean by custom field audit and what you expect in the result? Maybe this article will be helpful: Audit in Jira: How to get Jira audit log and issues changelog?

Hi @Sandra Carrillo In the case, you described I can suggest trying the Issue History for Jira app if you're ok with it. Here you can add any standard or custom field to the grid and monitor all changes (Column manager option). Export to CSV or XLS files is available. The plugin is developed by my team, let me know if you…

Hi @Alan Lawee Maybe answers to this question will be helpful for you: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/How-to-get-billable-hours-in-JIRa-export/qaq-p/1809417?utm_campaign=subscription_search_answer&utm_content=topic&utm_medium=email&utm_source=atlcomm

Here you can find more examples: History searches with & without JQL [10 examples]

I'm glad it's helpful :)

Hi @Yehonatan Zadok 1) You can try to configure the Activity Streams gadget. There is a filter for comments added there. You can find more here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/JQL-query-for-comments-for-particular-user/qaq-p/82024 2) Check out the Issue History for Jira app. You can look back for ticket…

Hi @Janet Kistler Haven't seen a feature request for something like that. If you're ok with third-party solutions, I can suggest Issue History for Jira app. My team has developed it as a journal for every activity. You can build the report you need by arranging columns and filtering projects, sprints, assignees, date…

Hi @Rosa María Mestre Cortés There is no built-in recycle bin in Jira. So when you delete an issue from Jira, it’s totally gone, including all of its subtasks and attachments. You can try the backup mentioned by Joe before. If you'd like to prevent losing issues in the future you can try some add-ons that store deleted…

It's ok. Maybe it will help someone. The screenshot above is displaying the report you can build within the add-on, it's not something you have by default. The app works for Jira Software, Jira Core, and Service Desk. Also, you can use it for Classic and Next-gen Projects.

Hi @Rosen Kostov If you are on Jira Cloud, I can suggest the following. The report with time-tracking history (time spent log) is available with the Issue History for Jira add-on. Here you can add time spent field as a grid's column and monitor how time is logged. Filtering by project, sprint, assignee, date range, and…

Hi @James Chan Sorry, have no information on this. You can contact the vendor representatives.

Smart Jira Forms allows to create forms for all projects. Add-on works for Jira Software, Core and Service Management.

Hi @abalantrapu1 You can't search the history with the default JQL (except by using was and changed). In Jira, you can see the history of flags on the single issue level while opening the Activity section. I can also suggest checking Issue History for Jira app where you can get a report for some project, sprint, or dates…

Hi @Pii Please contact our support team for any details: support@saasjet.atlassian.net Or directly in the add-on:

Hi @Pii That info is introduced in issue/ticket history in the activity section for every issue separately. If you need a customizable report to audit teamwork, check out Issue History for Jira app. My team developed it as a journal for every past activity which helps to find out: * What changes were made to the issues *…

I'm glad to help :)

Hi @Josette Contreras After the project is Done it will be still presented in the system. The same project can be reused for future work. You can hide a project, but it will be visible to people with admin permissions. Regarding the history report, as far as I know, there is not a special history report for projects. But…