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Hi @Fernando.Reich @Brad Paugh 👋 With my SaaSJet team, we built a new Sprint Performance Report where we have all the metrics for each sprint. One of them is Team Velocity. Report available throw the Time In Status for Jira add-on. I would be happy if you had a look at it! Try Time In Status for Jira + Sprint Report for…

Hi @Steve_G 👋 Unfortunately, there is no way you can find with native gadget, but you can achieve it with Time in Status for Jira by SaaSJet. You can specify time period by issues and date ranges. And get average wait time of Stories report. You can view data as a Table or Chart. And use a Pivot to customize your reports…

@Joseph Law (Contegix) Thank you for sharing such an insightful article! As a marketer of Time in Status for Jira - Reports | Charts | Dashboard , 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…

Hi @Franzisca Lindner 👋 Unfortunately, there is no way you can find with native gadget, but you can achieve it with Time in Status for Jira by SaaSJet. You can view data as a Table or Chart. And use a Pivot to customize your reports as you need. Also you can create a Gadget and control time in status data in the Issue…

Hi @Mohanned Alobaidi 👋 Unfortunately, there is no way you can find with native gadget, but you can achieve it with Time in Status for Jira by SaaSJet. You can view data as a Table or Chart. And use a Pivot to customize your reports as you need. Also you can create a Gadget and control time in status data in the Issue…

Hello @Aditya Sardesai 👋 If you're looking add-on, you can try Time in Status for Jira developed by my SaaSJet team. Create the Cycle time report easily and display it on your board and export it to CSV or XLSX files for further analysis. All you need is to: * create a status group; * choose statuses; * click the "Save"…

Hi @Faustina Lawrence 👋 If you want to track time to first response, 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 first response. All you need is configure status group…

Hi @K C Siddharth 👋 As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira. The primary purpose is to help teams gather valuable data about the lifecycle of your issues in Jira. Add-on allows you to measure and visualize the time spent in each status, such as "Open," "In Progress," "In Review," and "Closed," and…

Hi @Brian Forsner 👋 As an alternative, you can try - Time in Status for Jira, which gives you Lead Time by a Particular Period (by week, sprint, etc). Then you can export all necessary data as a report in XLS or CVS . To track Jira Lead time only for a particular week or sprint, all you need is to filter issues by Sprint…

Hello @t m 👋 This will generally work but it does not cover the case where it changed statuses and then went back to the previous status during the 14d window. status = "particular status" and status was "particular status" before startOfDay(-14) Also I will be glad if my article about JQL helps you with this question. And…

Hi @Simon Hancock 👋 Unfortunately, there is no way you can find with native features, but you can achieve it with Time in Status for Jira by SaaSJet. You can view data as a Table or Chart. And use a Pivot to customize your reports as you need. The Format option lets you select the time format of status duration. One of…

Hi @Mark Bedwell 👋 I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira to track how much work was spent on a project without logging hours. If assignees keep the board updated, then it will be possible. The primary purpose is to help teams gather valuable data about the lifecycle of your issues in Jira. Add-on allows you to…

Hi @Calvin @theresat 👋 With my SaaSJet team, we built a new Sprint Performance Report where we have all the metrics for each sprint. One of them is Team Velocity. Report available throw the Time In Status for Jira add-on. I would be happy if you had a look at it! Try Time In Status for Jira + Sprint Report for free. You…

Hi @Nikola Perisic 👋 Maybe this article will help you - Time in Status email notification. In the article i explain how to set up notifications based on time in a status custom with Time in Status for Jira. But you can get email notifications based on issues in particular statuses without add-on too. Also Time in Status…

Hi @Josh Goedert :) An alternative method is to setup an "Incoming Webhook" in the MS Teams channel under the connectors, then in the specific Jira project use the automation to "Send Microsoft Teams message" to the webhook's URL. You can set up your automation like this, just change the trigger for status changed = Done…

Hi @Josh Goedert 👋 Unfortunately, there is no way you can find with native gadget, but you can achieve it with Time in Status You can view data as a Table or Chart. And use a Pivot to customize your reports as you need. Also you can create a Gadget and control time in status data in the Issue List or Chart View. Moreover,…

Hi @jriccardo 👋 The string you provided seems to be a custom representation of this data, likely encoded in a specific format for storage or transmission. To the best of what I know," this field stores status data for an issue. The status data is separated by "_*|*_". Within each set of status data, there are 3 fields:…

Hi @Ambrosino Salvatore You can use "NOT Status Changed AFTER" in your JQL query. For example: project=YOUR_PROJECT_KEY AND ((not status CHANGED DURING ("-3d", now()) AND not status CHANGED AFTER startOfWeek()) OR (not status CHANGED DURING ("-5d", now()) AND not status CHANGED BEFORE startOfWeek())) but i recommend you to…

Hi @LPK 👋 For your case , I suggest you to try Time in Status for Jira. You can filter data by Assignee and by Story points and get your report. All the reports you can display as Pie, Bar or Area Charts. Another way to demonstrate data related to time - is using your gadgets. Also, we built a new Sprint Performance…

Hi @Lucy Olson Welcome to the community! * Commitment: The gray bar for each sprint shows the total estimate of all issues in the sprint when it begins. After the sprint has started, any stories added to the sprint, or any changes made to estimates, will not be included in this total. In your shared data you have mentioned…

Hi @mbitzis 👋 If you are switching to cloud or data center - try Time in Status for Jira, which gives you time in status data by a Particular Period (by week, sprint, etc). Also we have 7 types of status time reports such as Time in Status, Assignee Time, Average Time. All the reports you can display as Pie, Bar or Area…

Hi @Aswathi D 👋 If you are switching to cloud or data center - Time in Status for Jira one of the best tool for monitoring how much time each each issue spend on each status. Also we have 7 types of status time reports such as Time in Status, Assignee Time, Average Time. All the reports you can display as Pie, Bar or Area…

Hi @Patrick Kap 👋 Welcome to the community! As an alternative, you can try - Time in Status, which gives you Lead Time by a Particular Period (by week, sprint, etc) To track Jira Lead time only for a particular week or sprint, all you need is to filter issues by Sprint or choose the necessary week as a date range. Another…

Hi @Sunny Deol Welcome to the community! Could be several reasons, but for me it seems more like first one * Spam Filters: Even though the user checked their spam or junk folder, the email might have still been filtered out by their email provider's spam filters. * Delayed Delivery: Sometimes, email delivery can be delayed…

@Irina Harutiunian In Time Between Statuses for calculation you need to select statuses on which the timer should start and stop the calculation. You can also choose a status on which the timer should be on pause. and you will get a report based on your timer preferences. Also with add-on you can configure…

Hi @Emery Manayan 👋 If you want to track time to resolution, a better alternative 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 on the grid. Or you can switch to histogram chart and get average time…

Hi @Irina Harutiunian 👋 If you want to track 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 @ahmad.muhammad 👋 Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Time to resolution means the time it takes to resolve an issue from the moment it is created until it is successfully resolved. Some of add-ons might be useful for time to resolution: Time in Status for Jira automatically shows the time each issue spends in each…

Hi @Lauren Kampan 😌 Welcome to the community! As an alternative, you can try - Time in Status for Jira, (developed by my team) that generates 7 types of status reports including time in status report. It also shows how long the issue was in a particular status, but it gives more abilities: * filter data by the necessary…

Hello @Lisa Rockhill 👋 If you want to get number of days the issue spend in status and the total number of days it took to close the issue I recommend you try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. Add-on generates 7 types of status time reports including the Assignee time one. It shows how long each assignee has been working on…