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Hi @Abhishek P, Identifying bottlenecks before they impact delivery timelines comes down to moving from reactive reporting to proactive workflow monitoring. Standard Jira board views show what is currently assigned, but they don't easily highlight where work is silently sitting still. Here is how high-performing teams…
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Hey @Mohit Verma, Exporting JSM tickets along with custom fields, comments, and worklog details for internal audits is a very common requirement, but it comes with a few native caveats in Jira. If you need an out-of-the-box audit report that neatly structures field values, comments, and changes into exportable Excel…
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Hi @Kyle Zuo, Reconciling contractual SLA-based credits in Jira Service Management can be tricky because JSM natively tracks individual SLA timers (Met vs. Breached per ticket), but it doesn't map those results to contractual billing periods, target SLA success-rate thresholds, or invoice credit calculations. In practice,…
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Hi @Masa, Preparing separate monthly reports manually for 20, 50, or 100+ customer organizations in Jira Service Management is a common challenge that takes up a massive amount of time when relying on native Jira features or manual spreadsheet exports. If you are open to using an Atlassian Marketplace app, TicketBook -…
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Hey there, welcome to the Community! To answer your JQL question first: status = "Waiting for Customer" AND NOT status CHANGED AFTER -3d will find issues whose status hasn't changed in the last 3 days. However, if you use this directly in a daily scheduled Jira Automation rule without tracking labels, it will keep…
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Hey @Tomas Greif, Hey there, welcome to the Community! Sorting by Jira's native Updated timestamp often causes this exact problem, as minor edits like updating labels or fields bump the issue to the top even if it was completed months ago. If you are open to using a Marketplace app, you can easily get the exact transition…
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Hey there, First of all, welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you have access to developer tools, you can extract the full changelog programmatically using the Jira REST API: Call /rest/api/3/issue/{issueKey}?expand=changelog for each ticket in your filter. Parse the changelog.histories array to look for items where…
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Hey there, To answer your question directly: Yes, it is possible to retrieve the original value, provided the field was modified or overwritten at any point after creation. Here is how Jira records this data and how you can recover those lost values: How Jira Stores Creation Values Natively, Jira does not maintain a…
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Hey, Since you’re using Jira Server, Field Sync by OBSS might be exactly what yo u’re looking for. Field Sync automatically keeps field values synchronized between related Jira issues. You can create listeners for parent ↔ sub-task, Epic ↔ Story, linked issues across projects, and Advanced Roadmaps/Portfolio parent ↔ child…
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Hi, Implementing Flow Metrics like Flow Time / Cycle Time, Lead Time, Flow Load, and Flow Efficiency) natively in Jira can be challenging because native Jira operates on a continuous 24/7 clock and doesn't easily calculate elapsed durations between workflow states or store them on individual work items. To successfully…
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Hey Karl, Custom field-based elapsed time calculators often return 'None' due to field re-indexing issues, field context/screen mismatches, or limitations in how Jira logs custom field timestamps during sub-task workflow transitions. Setting up and maintaining custom fields for status durations, especially for sub-tasks,…
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Hey Akankshya, As a Scrum Master, the best dashboard metrics are actionable flow indicators that trigger immediate conversation or process adjustments during sprint planning and retrospectives. Vanity metrics look nice, but flow metrics reveal the truth. If I had to choose 5 actionable metrics for a Scrum Master dashboard,…
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Hey Lucas, If you want a simple, reliable way to handle this without creating custom timestamp fields or managing complex multi-rule automations, you can use Timepiece - Time in Status for Jira. Here is how easily Timepiece solves this: True Uninterrupted Tracking: Timepiece reads Jira's issue history log directly,…
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Hey Priya, Writing a custom Python script to fetch Jira changelogs, calculate SLA metrics, and send out weekly emails is certainly possible via Jira's REST API. But, IMHO, building and maintaining that parsing logic can quickly become a complex project. If you are open to using a Marketplace app to save that setup time,…
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Hey @Nugzari Turashvili Relying solely on averages can be highly misleading because they mask the real story of your team's performance. A single outlier ticket that was blocked or waiting on a customer for weeks can skew your average upward, making it look like your team is slow when in reality they resolved every other…
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Thanks for the contribution @Mia Tamm _Simpleasyty_ BR
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Hey @Svetlana Mandrosova , First of all, welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you are open to using a marketplace app, you can easily build this report using Historian - Issue History for Jira: JQL Scope: Run a JQL query in the app to find your target issues (e.g., project = MYPROJECT AND status WAS "In Testing"). Select…
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Hey @Mia Tamm _Simpleasyty_ As you pointed out, by shifting the focus to extracting these metrics directly from the transition history, we keep the instance clean, scalable, and performant. And still giving teams the flexibility to ask any time-based question they want about that underlying journey. I’m really glad that…
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Thanks, @Anwesha Pan . Glad you found it useful.
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Very informative. thanks.
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Hi @jack_verstappen First, welcome to the Community! Managing entitlements and tracking requests across multiple customer and partner organizations can be quite complex to report on using native Jira Service Management features alone. If you are open to using a Marketplace app, using a contract management app makes this…
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Hey @piyushgupta , Native Jira dashboards and gadgets offer great basic reporting, but they do not natively support advanced, multi-dimensional KPI tracking like daily/weekly trends grouped by custom fields (Region, Team) alongside exact ticket aging or reopen counts. If you are open to using a Marketplace app, you can…
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Hey @slucchesini As Alexandre mentioned, there is indeed a magical "Field value duration" add-on, so you do not need to change your flexible architecture or build heavy API scripts to parse issue histories! You can easily track these exact metrics using Timepiece - Time in Status for Jira. Here is how you can get your team…
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Hey @Emma Handley First, welcome to the Community! This is Birkan from the Timepiece - Time in Status for Jira team. To answer your question directly: Yes, Timepiece - Time in Status for Jira provides exactly this functionality for both Jira Cloud and Jira Service Management. Here is a more detailed guide on how you can…
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Hey @Kristy, Native Jira burndown charts and sprint-based gadgets won't work well for your Kanban setup since they rely heavily on active sprints. If you are open to using a Marketplace app, you can build this exact view using Timepiece - Time in Status for Jira. Here is how you can set up a time trend gadget for your…
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Hey @Williams_ Dave First, welcome to the Community! While native Jira records the "Created" and "Resolved" dates, it doesn't natively provide a built-in "duration" field that easily calculates the exact elapsed time a ticket was open without relying on complex JQL or workarounds. If you are open to using a Marketplace…
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Hey @Singh_ Rahul_ENG_ First, welcome to Community! Native Jira search is flat, and there is no built-in way to expand linked issues in the same view. Manually checking hundreds of stories for traceability matrices takes way too much time. If you are open to using a Marketplace app, you can get this exact view using…
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Hey @Fabricio Riveros Native Jira does not offer a built-in way to report on a "Carryover Count" per issue. While you could try building a Jira Automation rule, it is fragile, requires constant maintenance, and will not work retroactively for your completed sprint history. If you are open to using a Marketplace app, you…
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Hey @teh_kt This is Birkan from the Timepiece – Time in Status for Jira team. To track Cycle Time with Timepiece, please check out this step-by-step guide. If you'd like, we're also happy to schedule a free online demo. Feel free to reach out anytime; we'd be glad to answer any questions you have about Timepiece and track…
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Hey @Debbie Crum First, welcome to the Community! Yes, native Jira calculates the total resolution time continuously from creation to closure, including all the time a ticket spends waiting on requestors or third parties. It doesn't natively allow you to "pause" the timer for specific waiting statuses. If you are open to…