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Hi @VINCENT DUPONT You might also find the built-in Activity Stream gadget useful, as it allows filtering by specific dates and issues. For more flexibility, you can also try the app developed by my team — Issue History for Jira (Work Item History).It lets you filter by date, select specific issues, and include all or…

Hi @Harsha Maheswarappa Jira doesn’t offer a built-in way to track or restore deleted comments.For future cases, you can consider add-ons that preserve comment history, such as the one developed by my team here: https://saasjet.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/IH/pages/3118825480/Tracking+comment+changes+in+Jira

@Arturo González Thanks for sharing your case and the solution!

Hi @Brad Schultz As this report is not available with built-in functionality, and if you are exploring add-ons, consider checking the one developed by my team. It's called Time in Status, and it's a bestseller on the marketplace. The report you need is Status Count, and it provides the number of times each issue entered a…

For anyone looking for extended capabilities of the Audit Log in Jira, check out the Advanced Audit Log for Jira – available for Cloud. It offers improved visibility into user and system activity.

Hi @Sam Tang, @Usman, thanks for mentioning Issue History for Jira from my team. Using this app, you can create a report like the one below. You can export it and also add it to Confluence via iframe.

Hi @David Ashlock You should be able to change the time format by clicking on the date, 04/16/2025 4:33 PM, or "last week".

Hi @Johel Ascona You can try the built-in Activity Streams gadget on Jira dashboard for your case. It allows filtering by dates, users, and some activities like comments added or status transitioned. 

Hi @Purav Mehta It's only possible to recover work items if you have a backup or app that allows recovery (installed before deleting). You can read more here: Jira Cloud: How to restore deleted issue?

Hi @Mayur Gaikwad/Tech PMO Yes, you can check two options, depending on your needs. 1. Built-in Activity Stream gadget on Jira dashboard - displays past events one by one, with the most recent on the top. You can select project, user, and some activities like issues created or comments added. 2. Issue History for Jira app…

Hi @joel.geller If you are open to using apps, you can try Issue History for Jira, which my team developed. The app provides customizable reports to see changes across any field. Here is an example with due dates: Gadget on Jira dashboard is also available, but in a slightly different format where due date changes are…

Hi @Rajal Shah I don't know how to do that with a formula, but if you are open to using apps, you can try the one from my team. It's called Issue History for Jira, and you can create a report with changes in the due date for each issue in your project. Report example:

Hi @harshal.barde You can try the Bulk Revert option released with Issue History for Jira app developed by my team. It allows you to select fields and issues that were changed (like unlinked tasks) and roll back changes. Documentation: https://saasjet.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/IH/pages/3308388494/Revert+bulk+changes+in+Jira

Hi @SUVARNA Dixit It's not possible to recover the deleted issue in Jira if you don't have a backup or apps from the marketplace installed before it was deleted: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-questions/can-we-restore-the-story-from-jira-which-was-deleted-by-mistake/qaq-p/2976767

Hi @Emilia KASPRZYK You can try the Activity gadget on the Jira dashboard. It's possible to select users and filter by comments there:

@maggie.pople With Issue History for Jira, you can get only issues-related updates. Example: Maggie changed the summary, description, statuses, added/removed comments, or moved issues from one project to another, but not logged in or opened a board.

Hi @maggie.pople For system changes like logins or new user creation, check the Jira Audit log or User management. For issue and field updates: * Activity Stream gadget on the Jira dashboard might work to review a specific user's most recent activity. * If you are open to using add-ons, you can try Issue History for Jira,…

Hi @Shyam Koppu There is no option to restore a story in Jira if you don't have a backup. You can only see the info about the deleted issue in the audit log. The things you can do to prevent losing deleted tasks in the future: - Disable permission for the regular users and allow it to admins only. - Back up your projects.…

Hi, I am from the SaaSJet team; thank you for mentioning the Issue History for Jira. The app allows the creation of custom reports and exports the complete issue history for one issue/multiple issues/specific issue fields like statuses or another to Excel/CSV/PDF. @Uwe Pilz you can read more about the export…

Hi @doishy Maybe these articles will be helpful: How to manage Jira issue changes across projects Status transition history for multiple Jira issues

Hi, Yes, tracking deleted issues is now available in Jira. Issue History for Jira app from my team would be helpful for users who need to restore deleted issues and track all changes.

Hi @Danielle Ferreira Do you need to view user updates for a single or multiple issues simultaneously? There are different options to track user activity on the issue level. You might read more here: 3 ways to see user activity in Jira

Hi @Trina Silverglate My team recently launched a bulk revert option for Issue History for Jira. There is a free trial, so you can try reviewing unassigned tickets and reverting the assignee. More about this option: https://saasjet.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/IH/pages/3308388494/Revert+bulk+changes+in+Jira

Hi @Dinonath Khan You can check the ticket history: If you need additional filters (e.g., filter by assignee or other field only) or see changes for multiple tickets in one place, you can try Issue History for Jira developed by my team. Related article: How to get assignee history for Jira issues

Hi @Steve Krummes You might check out the Activity Stream gadget. It provides a filter for comments and reflects dates.

Hi @Konstantin Löscher If you need specific status changes + date of change, you can check out Issue History for Jira from my team. It allows filtering by specific transition like In Progress-Done: More examples here: Status transition history for multiple Jira issues

Hi @Laure If you are open to using add-ons, it's possible to retrieve description content with Issue History for Jira developed by my team. It allows for saving formatting and rolling back changes with few button clicks. Read about this option here: Revert changes made to the description

Hi @Patané There is no dedicated field in Jira to capture the 'entry date' or 'change date'. For issues added to Sprint, you can check the Burndup report. For tracking the 'date of change' for other fields, check out the alternatives presented here: How to capture the “date of change” for Jira issues

Hi @Alex.Curtoud.EXT You can only see description changes in History; however, the formatting isn't preserved. If you are open to using add-ons, you can check the one developed by my team. Here is the documentation: Revert changes made to the description

Hi @Eric Trucco I want to suggest two options: 1) Jira automation. You can try to create an automation rule. Smth like this: * Trigger: Field Value Changed → Due Date * Condition: JQL → issuetype in (Epic, "TLIs") AND updated >= startOfMonth(-1) * Action: Send email/Slack or log the update to another field. 2) Issue…