Kathryn Vargas _Tempo_ Community Champion

Thanks @Max Foerster - K15t and @Nikki Zavadska _Appfire_, glad you both like it! 😊 And I feel you Max (and I bet others do too 😛) 

Hi @LHofman – the Sort functionality has been added :) Best, Kathryn 

Hi @LHofman, we're glad to hear you're using the new Time in Status column! Yes, we're working on adding the Sort functionality to it. I've noted your interest and added you to our notification list. In case of any other questions or feedback, please feel free to contact our support team directly…

Hello @Raedene Reardon, welcome to Jira and the Atlassian Community! Yes, there are a number of third-party apps in the Atlassian Marketplace that could help you build a roadmap that displays this information. One of them is Structure.Gantt, the flexible roadmap and Gantt chart extension used together with Structure.…

Thank you for the feedback, @Björn Gullander. It's certainly on our DC roadmap and we'll be sure to keep you posted!

Hi @Pavel Kovařík I'm part of the team behind Structure (which is now part of Tempo), a project portfolio management app that lets you organize, view, and manage projects in any custom issue hierarchy, in one spreadsheet-like view. It also lets you group issues as you need, add any Jira field as a column, and get sum-ups…

Hi @Pavel Kovařík I'm part of the team behind Structure (which is now part of Tempo), a project portfolio management app that lets you organize, view, and manage projects in any custom issue hierarchy, in one spreadsheet-like view. It also lets you group issues as you need, add any Jira field as a column, and get sum-ups…

Thanks for the mention, @Dirk Ronsmans! @Michal Bergmann I'm part of the Structure team and can confirm that the app can help you achieve those goals :) Structure is a project portfolio management app that help you gain an overview of all your projects in one spreadsheet-like view, visualize issues in any grouping or…

Hi @Mariam Hovhannisyan – what challenges are you looking to solve with Advanced Roadmaps? As @Chu Dam mentions it isn't possible to install AR on Server anymore, but there are many apps available on the Atlassian Marketplace that could help, say for project management or roadmapping. Hope this helps, Kathryn

Hi @Preem Prakassh Dayaal, To add to what @Julie d_Antin _Elements_ mentioned, it sounds like you would need to add a few levels above the Epic. Advanced Roadmaps allows this, but there are also a number of third-apps in the Atlassian Marketplace that could help you build this issue hierarchy, while giving you more…

We're glad to hear it, @Robert Bennemeer – also great to see you here :) No timelines yet, but we've definitely noted those ideas down, thanks again for the feedback! 

Hello @Dennis Berkemeier, Jira allows you to create new issue types and configure how they are linked, but it won't be possible to view this hierarchy without Advanced Roadmaps or a third-party app in the Atlassian Marketplace, as Nic mentioned. I'm part of the team working on the app, Structure – Flexible Jira Project…

+1, I would also like to join! 

Hi @Richard Oberndorfer, Following up on what @Trudy P Claspill mentioned, there are a number of third-apps in the Atlassian Marketplace that could help you build this hierarchy. Structure is one of them. Structure lets you visualize default parent-child relationships in Jira (like epic > story > sub-task), but its real…

Hello @Maria Chec, Jira allows you to create an issue type above Epics, but as you and others have noted, it won't be possible to view this hierarchy without Advanced Roadmaps or a third-party app in the Atlassian Marketplace. One of these third-party app options is Structure, which lets you visualize default parent-child…

Glad to hear it, @Dave LIAO! And thanks for bringing up these spot-on use cases, the new feature should definitely help :) 

Hi @Charlotte Bish, As @Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ mentioned, you can absolutely use Structure to view and report on linked tickets. Structure allows users to visualize default parent-child relationships in Jira (for example :epic > story > sub-task), but its real power is in its ability and flexibility to visualize any other…

Hi @priym, Thank you for this information. It looks like you're using a version of Structure (5.3.0 was released in March 2019) that isn't compatible with Time in Status (the feature was introduced in version 5.4.0 in June 2019). The good news is, the Jira Software version you're using will be compatible with Structure up…

Hi @priym, could you please confirm the Jira Software version and the Structure version you're using? Thank you, Kathryn

Hi @priym, yes it is! You can find the steps on how to add the column and examples in our documentation, but in case of any questions, just let us know. Best, Kathryn

Hi @priym, Time in Status isn't available on cloud yet, but the good news is it's currently in development. We'd be happy to notify you here once the feature becomes available :) Best, Kathryn

Hi @Geethanjali S J, Thanks for reaching out! Yes, it is absolutely possible – we've outlined the steps in this article. (Note: It uses Cloud screenshots but the steps should apply for Data Center, too.) Best, Kathryn

Hi @Frank Crocitto In addition to what the others mentioned above, another app/approach that could help is Structure. Structure lets you build any issue hierarchy you like and add any Jira field as a column, so that you can organize and view Jira projects the way you need in a spreadsheet-like view. You can then easily sum…

Hi @Segev Grotas, There is an Xray integration with Structure, but I'm afraid the desired behavior you described is not supported by the current integration. We hope the Recommended Setups and Using Structure vs Test Repository/Test Plan Board sections of the guide might be of help. Best, Kathryn

Hi @amit_bakst Thanks for reaching out! The Inserter/Extender Duplicates Filter option is not available on Structure for Jira Cloud yet. I've added you to our list so that we can notify when it's available. In the meantime, please feel free to contact our Support Team at support@almworks.com and we would be happy to help…

Excellent idea, @Matt Doar! We have added this as a feature request.

Thanks for letting us know, @erik_unangst. I've added you to our notification list and would also love to learn more about your use case. Could I reach out to you separately to chat more about it? Best, Kathryn 

Hi @Robert Horan, Thanks for reaching out – we appreciate the feedback! I've noted your interest and have also added you to our notification list. Best, Kathryn 

Hi @Doug Levitt, There are no limitations in Formulas, but Structure itself has limitations: 10,000 issues or rows in Cloud and 100,000 in Data Center/Server. Best, Kathryn

Hi @Doug Levitt, Thanks for spotting my post – I realize just now that I hadn't nested it in the right thread! I consulted my Solutions colleagues on this one. At first glance it is a bit tricky, because it looks like what you want is hierarchy that is Initiative - Teams - Story, which would allow summing up story points…