Anastasia Andriyanova {Teamlead} Atlassian Partner

Hi Laura, As Trudy and Zhenya said, native Jira can't show only the hours logged within one month. TeamTime's Advanced edition has a By users view where each team member is a row with their estimates and time spent, and a Time period filter that limits those numbers to the dates you pick (the screenshot shows a report for…

Hi Anna, Germán is right that team-managed projects don't roll subtask Original Estimates up into the parent story natively. TeamTime for Jira does this out of the box. It works in both team-managed and company-managed spaces, and the Standard edition is enough for it. In its default Cumulative mode, TeamTime adds up the…

Congrats on the launch and the smooth migration! The new editor is definitely a huge step up. 👏🏻 One quick feedback item regarding subscriptions: I noticed that my previous tag subscriptions didn’t carry over, so we now have to manually search for and follow each tag again. On top of that, tag-based alerts naturally rely…

Hi @Cottam_ Oliver _GS_CITLICS_ You’re completely right — Jira’s native calendar always forces the Start-to-Due date range bar when both dates are filled in, with no built-in way to show just the deadline. I’m Anastasia from the Teamlead team, and we developed Calendar for Jira specifically to give teams full control over…

Hi @Antoaneta Iskra, Transitioning from Azure DevOps to Jira often comes with this exact challenge! In Jira Standard, you can natively achieve this split by setting Story Points on parent Stories (for velocity) and using Time Tracking (Original/Remaining Estimate) on sub-tasks assigned to individuals. However, Jira…

Hi @Nick Kempton You’ve hit a classic Jira Service Management permission bottleneck. According to Atlassian's email processing logic, JSM actually checks the Subject Line for the Issue Key first. However, immediately after finding the key, Jira performs a strict permission check on the sender's email. By default, if JSM…

Hi @tapan, Glad to hear Trudy’s native workaround with the Workload Pie Chart worked for you! It’s definitely a solid quick fix if you just need a rough overview. However, as Trudy and Hamza rightly pointed out below, there is a technical catch with native Jira gadgets: they group time by Assignee, not by the Worklog…

Hi @Amos Hoste I know plenty of tools have been suggested here already, but I just have to throw our own solution into the ring because it fixes this exact "blind spot" natively. Jira’s math when it comes to Epics and sub-tasks is legendary — it’s so easy to make a wrong decision during planning when half the team's hours…

Hi @Avijit Nath, You’ve hit on a very well-known limitation. Standard Jira only tracks one running total for "Time Spent" per issue, meaning it out-of-the-box doesn't show you a month-by-month breakdown of when those hours were actually logged. If you are looking for a straightforward way to see this without…

Hi @Garama, Welcome to the community! You are completely right — if your main goal is simply to make your personal holidays visible to your manager, you probably don't need heavy, complex resource management plugins that shift your entire team's workflow and require a steep learning curve. Technically, you can try native…

Hi @Shravya Chinthapatla, Managing individual capacity planning directly inside Jira Cloud is absolutely feasible, but native features often require quite a few internal workarounds to get a clear visual view. Since your main goals are getting better visibility into individual workload and catching over-allocation before…

Hi @Anton Mazur _TitanApps_! Welcome! I'm Anastasia from the Teamlead team (we are Atlassian Marketplace vendors). We’ve spent quite a bit of time figuring out how to make Jira work for our own marketing, and I totally agree with you — the biggest barrier for creative pros is often how "text-heavy" and list-oriented Jira…

Hi @Barbara Homer Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I completely understand your frustration. Opening dozens of tickets just to log your daily or weekly effort is a huge time-sink. If you are open to trying third-party solutions, I’d like to suggest a more visual way to handle this. I’m from the Teamlead team, and we…

Hi @Marco Tacq, As a developer building time-tracking solutions for Jira, I’ve seen many teams start with Excel exports. It’s a good starting point, but eventually, you hit the "threshold of pain": manual reports are outdated instantly, and sub-task roll-ups in spreadsheets are a nightmare to maintain. We are currently…

Hi @Alex Cook! Native Jira functionality indeed doesn't support visualizing custom Date/Time fields effectively, but our solution is specifically built to handle this. You can easily map your custom start and end Date/Time fields to the calendar to track your RFCs with high precision. Just to add to what's been said — I'm…

Hi @Lene Riis Jeppesen! I’m with the Teamlead team, and I’ve been looking into your case. Since Data Residency is your top priority, I can confirm that we host our data in Frankfurt, Germany (you can find all the technical specifics here: https://docs.teamlead.one/crm-for-jira-cloud/Working-version/data-residency).…

Hi @Joel Lehr, Adding to the suggestions above, if you're on a Standard plan and want to avoid the complexity of external connectors, you might consider a more "native" approach. Our team at Teamlead developed CRM for Jira specifically to help manage customer data without leaving the platform. It allows you to: Centralize…

Hi @Devakumar, Welcome to the community! Native Jira doesn't support weekly timesheets. If you’re looking for a solution that focuses on project health and time aggregation, you might want to check out TeamTime for Jira. It helps admins see the "big picture" by summing up worklogs across the entire hierarchy (from…

Hi @Chris Lavoie, Thank you for sharing this — it really helps to understand how the new version feels in real use. I’m sorry that the updated card view is getting in the way of your workflow. We’ve already noted the request for a more flexible display, including bringing back full summaries, and we’re planning to include…

Hi @Duane Steyn , You’re right — the native Calendar gadget in Jira doesn’t allow color-coding by status out of the box.If you’d like a bit more flexibility, our team at Teamlead (an Atlassian Marketplace Partner) built an app called Calendar for Jira, which lets you define color rules for your issues using JQL. This means…

Hi @Chris Lavoie and everyone following the thread, Good news — the issue with Calendar for Jira has now been fully resolved, and the fixed version is available. To apply the fix immediately, you can update the app manually:Jira Settings → Manage apps → Calendar for Jira → Update.(Automatic rollout is also happening, but…

Hi @Chris Lavoie, A quick update from our side. We’re continuing to work with Atlassian on the issue, and the fix is already moving through their rollout process. Based on the latest information we have, we’re expecting the resolution to reach affected instances in approximately the next two days (the exact timing depends…

Hi @Humberto Gomes , That’s true — Jira doesn’t really have built-in tools for reservations, so it’s great to see how many creative ways people are solving this. In our team (we’re an Atlassian Partner), we had a similar case — limited parking spaces that needed booking and visibility to avoid overlaps. That’s why we…

Hi @Tyler Datko,you're absolutely right — the built-in Jira calendar has limited pinned filters, and there’s currently no way to permanently add more beyond “Assignee”, “Type”, and “Status”. If you’re looking for a bit more flexibility, our team at Teamlead (Atlassian Marketplace Partner) has built an app called Calendar…

Hi everyone 👋We’re happy to share that Booking for Jira is now available (Data Center). It lets you manage reservations for meeting rooms, equipment, parking, or time slots — with calendar view and no double bookings. Cloud version is in development, and we’d be glad to hear from those interested in testing. 👉 Book a Demo…

Hi @Halyna Kudlak _SaaSJet_ , thanks a lot for such a detailed reply 😉 Really appreciate you taking the time to clarify this. Sounds like UTMs can make a big difference indeed — we’ll definitely test it on our campaigns to see the results more clearly.

Hi @Halyna Kudlak _SaaSJet_ , thanks a lot for this article — very clear and useful! 🙌 I have a question: from your screenshots I mostly see traffic sources like direct, referral, organic. Does it mean that with proper UTM tagging GA4 can actually show more segmented campaign data (e.g. which exact campaign or ad brought…

The app is now live for Data Center! 🚀You can book meeting rooms, equipment, or support slots directly in Jira — no more spreadsheets or double bookings. We’ll be happy to arrange a demo for your team. And if you feel something is missing, just let us know — your feedback really helps us improve. 👉…

Hi @Theresa Barnard , You’ve described exactly the challenge we're solving ourselves — keeping all customer data organized and secure within Jira. That’s why we built and now use CRM for Jira (Customers & Sales). It lets you: Store customer information in custom directories (Contacts, Companies, etc.), right inside Jira…