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Hello @jriccardo 👋 It's hard for me to explain the layout of the string but if you are looking for time in status report, you can try Time in Status. All the reports you can get as grid, charts or dashboards. Also you can get cycle and lead time to uncover bottlenecks and delays And last, but not least - we have Sprint…

Hello @Karin Laurent 😌 If you're looking to filter by employee and track individual working hours, I recommend trying out Time in Status. This tool generates seven different types of status time reports, including the Assignee time report which shows how long each assignee has been working on each issue. By using this…

Hi @Tina Thomas 👋 If you want to get average time to resolution, a better alternative to Jira's reports is our Time Between Statuses add-on which generates reports of the transition time from one status to another. With add-on you can easily have average time to resolution. Try it! Add-on has a 30-day free trial version…

Hi @Joao Resende and everyone who is looking for solution 👋 Also you can achieve it with Time In Status add-on. Primary propose of our tool is generating reports that show how much time each issue has spent on each status, assignee, team, or project. Also we have Sprint Performance Report, where we have all the metrics for…

Hi @Vera Valshonok 👋 To track time for ticket to be resolved excluding time it spend in specific statuses in 2 clicks it with Time in Status Just simply: * Filter issues: Resolved * Choose statuses that you need If you have team up to 10 user add-on is free for you, also you have 30-day free period. Add-on powered by my…

Hi @Pomme Duccini 👋 Welcome to the community! I would like to introduce you to an app developed by our team that has been designed with simplicity and ease of use in mind. The Time Between Statuses add-on is a tool that calculates the time between statuses and measures various time KPIs based on these calculations. As you…

Hi @kshridvipa7878 :) Are you considering third-party add-ons to solve this problem?

Hi @Priya raajendira 👋 Welcome to the community! Use Jira's search functionality to filter the issues by sprint. You can do this by using the Jira Query Language (JQL). For example, you can use a JQL query like Sprint = "Your Sprint Name" to filter the issues specifically for the current sprint. Replace "Your Sprint Name"…

Hi @David Delgado Domingo Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can change the email for your Atlassian account at https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/email Some Atlassian systems use a "scrape and copy" method of synchronising with the id system - it may take a few hours for those to notice that you have changed the…

@Joseph Law _Contegix_ Thank you for sharing such an insightful article! As a marketer of Time in Status for Jira , I am delighted to see an increasing number of people acknowledging and adopting tools that improve productivity and efficiency in project management and collaboration. If you are interested, you can book a…

@Bill Sheboy Thank you, Bill, for mentioning me! I have already made the necessary corrections.

Hi @Catherine Huang 👋 You can count number of times resolved issue was moved to in-progress during its workflow in 2 clicks it with Time in Status Just simply: * Choose Transition Count Report * Filter issues: Resolved Add-on powered by my SaaSJet team. Have a nice day 👋 😊

Hi @Lalithesh Channu 👋 In one of my previous community articles, I discussed a problem and presented a possible solution. Here it is: How to exclude non-working days from your calculation in Jira? I hope you find it helpful :) Also Time in Status app solves this problem by allowing you to set calendars and exclude…

Hi @Lalithesh 👋 Unfortunately, there is no way you can find with native gadget, but you can achieve it with Time in Status add-on by SaaSJet. This tool allows you to view the entire duration of an issue, from the time it was opened until it was closed, with the Time in Status report. You can also view the Open Ticket…

Hi @Elvin 👋 Welcome to the community! In Time In Status, you can filter data by Sprint when generating reports. This way, you will only count the number of days issues spent in given statuses within the Sprints. Also we have Sprint Performance Report which contains various metrics for each sprint. You can also book a live…

Hello @Renata Ribeiro 👋 There is the Jira's native Days in column option, which shows the time an issue was in a certain status. But if you need more details about the status time, you can try the Time in Status for Jira, which generates the average and total time that issues were in a certain status, for a specific…

Hello @Saprem Garg 👋 Maybe these materials will be helpful: 1. API: Workflow statuses 2. Time between statuses add-on, which shows the Time between statuses. To filter tickets that were stuck in a status, use Date Ranges. Also, in add-on you can set up Warning time limits and Critical time limit. If too much Time is spent…

Oi @Lucca Fernandes 👋 Infelizmente, não há como encontrá-lo com o gadget nativo, mas consegui com o complemento. Gostaria de recomendar o complemento Time in Status for Jira por SaaSJet. Esta ferramenta permite visualizar toda a duração de um problema, desde o momento em que foi aberto até o fechamento, com o relatório…

Hi @Sharath Moolya 👋 I suggest you can try Time in Status for Jira to track how many hours you worked on specific ticket without logging hours with 7 types of reports. The primary purpose is to help teams gather valuable data about the lifecycle of your issues, so you can easily check actual time spent on the ticket, not…

Hi @Wenyun Zhang 👋 I would like to recommend the Time in Status for Jira add-on by SaaSJet. With this tool you do not need to create subtasks and you will get reports easily by choosing report that you need. This add-on allows you to view the entire duration of an issue, from the time it was opened until it was closed,…

Hi @Reut Gabbay 👋 I would like to recommend Time in Status add-on by SaaSJet. To create a dashboard that includes a graph that shows all opened bugs (by name or key) and the days since they were opened, just simply: Install add-on Time in Status Choose Entrance Date report Configure dashboard by JQL project =[project name]…

Hi @Vera Valshonok 👋 I would like to recommend the Time in Status for Jira add-on by SaaSJet. This tool allows you to view the entire duration of an issue, from the time it was opened until it was closed, with the Time in Status report. You can also view the Open Ticket Date/Time and Closure Date/Time with the Status…

Hi @Turner, Aiden (NatWest Markets) 👋 You can get last comment in filter by JQL with Time in Status for Jira Here is short step-by-step guide You can also book a live demo - we'll show you the application inside out and answer all your questions. Hope it helps! Have a nice day 🥳

@Geremy Santos Acosta got it! Unfortunately, there is no way you can find it with the native gadget, but I did it with the add-on. I've created a Status group for Cycle time and then filtered issues by JQL inside the add-on by query issuetype = Story Hope it helps 😊

Hi @Jimmy Seddon - I can do Friday, May 24 🥳

Hello @Niklai Áron 👋 I recommend you to try Time in Status add-on. Time in Status report shows the total time an issue spent in each status. Status Entrance Date report displays the date when the issue has entered each of the statuses. If I've understood you properly, you need this data too. You can view data as a Table or…

Hi @Victor Gutierrez and everyone who is looking for solution 👋 Welcome to the Community! Also you can achieve it with Time In Status for Jira add-on. Primary propose of our tool is generating reports that show how much time each issue has spent on each status, assignee, team, or project. Also we have Sprint Performance…

Hi @antonio_bojorges 👋 Welcome to the community! For displaying report of closed issues per sprint per project i suggest you to try Time In Status for Jira add-on. Primary propose of our tool is generating reports that show how much time each issue has spent on each status, assignee, team, or project. Also we have Sprint…

Hi @paul 👋 Another option to calculate cycle time is Time Between Statuses which generates reports of the transition time from one status to another. All you need is configure status group once and you will get you report always. Try it! Add-on has a 30-day free trial version and free up to 10 users. Hope it helps 😌

Hi @Kian Stack Mumo Systems @paul 👋 Thank you very much for recommending our add-on! If anyone has any questions about Time in Status for Jira, I'm here to help 🤗