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Hello @John Barnes 👋 You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. This add-on helps you to monitor how long it takes you to complete a task. You just need to choose a Time in Status report and filter by Assignee. Choose your name in the drop-down list and get the time you have spent on your tasks in the "Total" column. This…

Hi @Martina 👋 1. To track the time only for one status in the process, i guess Time Between Statuses (developed by my team) will be an option for you. You can track time only for one status in add-on as well. To detail the calculation conditions you should * select the first/last transition to/from status Another add-on…

@Slava Gefen Hey again 👋 Of course, no problem :) When you switch to the boards of one project, you will always see the Time in Status button (where custom fields are configured or not configured) That is, you will be able to use Time in Status custom fields for absolutely every task of every board of the Classic type…

Hi @Meryl Phang 👋 I'm glad to hear that you're finding Time in Status for Jira Cloud app useful. Thank you for sharing the solution! If you need help or want to ask more questions, fill free to contact SaaSJet Support or email us at support@saasjet.atlassian.net any time! Your insight is much appreciated. Happy tracking!…

Hi @Simeon 👋 To check cycle and lead time, as an alternative, I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. 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…

Hi @Pedro_dantas 👋 Welcome to the community! Jira does not come with this feature pre-built. So i recommend you to try Time in Status for Jira Cloud add-on which allows you to track the time that tasks spend in each status on your board. By creating a custom field, you can easily view this information directly on the card.…

Hi @Yuliia Vyborova 👋 I guess Time Between Statuses (developed by my team) will be an option for you. Add-on measures connections in the workflow, through a transition time in specific issues. Also you can set email notifications for issues where the time limits have been exceeded. You can set emails sending to notify…

Hi @Hizkeel Khan 👋 1. You can create custom fields in Jira without any add-ons. For this follow this steps: * Select > Issues. * Under FIELDS, select Custom fields. * Click Create custom field. Make sure to select All to view the available field options. * Select the type of field you want to create and click Next. See a…

@luke.western Yes, i confirm Here are use cases for: * Tickets worked on by asignee - Assignee Time per Status * Time the ticket spent against status's - you can achieve it with Pivot Table View * Issue types - you can achieve it with Pivot Table View * Current ticket status - Custom Fields For more detailed information, I…

Hi @luke.western 👋 I'm representing another app Time in Status for Jira cloud, but hope my answer will help you. In our app for this aim we have User Groups For this you need to * add user group * write down a name to your custom column * add necessary users to a group. As a result, you'll get one column with summed…

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

Hi @Rob McBride Whether to create separate projects for each customer (Option A) or have a single project with multiple customers (Option B) depends on several factors, including your operational needs, the volume of customers, and the level of customization required. Let's delve into the pros and cons of each option to…

Hi @Lauren Hinrichs 😌 As an alternative, you can try - Time in Status (Cloud, Data Center), (developed by my team) that generates 7 types of status reports including Status Entrance Date report. It shows the date a particular issue has entered each of a status (Resolved or Closed, etc.). * set date or date ranges you need…

Hi @Matt Boon 👋 Welcome to the community! I guess Time Between Statuses (developed by my team) will be an option for you. Add-on measures connections in the workflow, through a transition time in specific issues so you can calculate certain time between statuses. To detail the calculation conditions you should * select the…

Hello @somnath.yadav 👋 Hope you found the answer! 

@Slava Gefen If you are using Jira Software place where you have issues called "board". And i'm talking about that you displays the Time in Status custom field on the task cards through the card layout. + if you includes a custom field, the addon creates a property in each task of the board of your project Hope i wrote it…

Hi @Brad Rutledge 👋 For solving your problem you can calculate the cycle and lead time. Cycle time refers to the time it takes for an action to complete from start to finish. Lead time covers the time between receiving a request for an action (not the start of work) and the completion of that action. Here is an…

Hello @Jeff Traveller 👋 There are two solutions to this issue 1. it is to take into account the reopen of the task, for example, how many times the task is from the status QA testing -> in progress. this can be done on the Transition Count report (the report gives all transitions, but you can choose 1 or two transits you…

@Slava Gefen Hey again 👋 Custom field can be displayed on the layout on the project board or if you have a gadget on the dashboard, you can display the custom field there as a column. Custom field is updated every hour. But if you take a task and move it to another status, the custom field will be updated immediately…

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

Hi @M C 👋 As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my team). With our add-on it is possible to set a lead time/time limitation for epic's For this you should * create Lead/Cycle time status group * sort by Epic Add-on has a 30-day free trial version and free up to 10 users.…

Hi @Kyle Williams 👋 As an alternative , I guess you can try Time between Statuses (developed by my team). The primary purpose is to count a transition time in issues. You can count Cycle and Lead Time by setting start/stop and pause statuses in the configuration manager. And view this report by Histogram chart. Add-on has…

Hi @Kyle Williams 👋 As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my team). 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 Lead and Cycle time to help you identify areas for improvement.…

Hi @de Angelis, Nicholas 👋 As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my team). 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 Lead and Cycle time to help you identify areas for…

Hello @Ramesh M 👋 Unfortunately, It is not possible to achieve this by JQL. As an alternative , if you are switching to cloud version, I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team) with 7 types of status time reports which you can sort by Epic. Also you can get this report by Pivot…

Hello @Junaid Moosa 👋 As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team) with 7 types of status time reports. For your exactly need we have Status Count report or Transition Count report The Status Count report shows how many times an issue has been in each status. Chart…

Hi @Angel Osberg 👋 For anyone looking for an answer to this question You can also try Time in Status for Jira Cloud app from Marketplace (create by my team). Using it you can generate Average time in status report and add it Jira dashboard as a gadget. Data could be present in table and chart views. Add-on has…

Hello @Omar Khazamov 👋 For anyone looking for an answer to this question If you want to get an assignee time report, I recommend you try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates 7 types of status time reports including the one. It shows how long each assignee has been working on each issue. So you can easily get more…

Hello @Leon Lin 👋 If you want to get an assignee time report, I recommend you try Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates 7 types of status time reports including the one. It shows how long each assignee has been working on each issue. So you can easily compare the number of issues and story points each assignee is…

Hi @Veronica Gamarra 👋 For anyone looking for an answer to this question You can also try Time in Status for Jira Cloud app from Marketplace (create by my team). Using it you can generate Average time in status report and add it Jira dashboard as a gadget. Data could be present in table and chart views. Add-on has…