Bartek Szajkowski _ Orbiscend OU Atlassian Partner

Which issues in your project actually have time logged? With Argon, one JQL function gives you the answer in seconds. The problem Time tracking is part of daily work in Jira. Teams log hours on bugs, stories and tasks. But when a manager or team lead asks a simple question, native JQL has no direct answer: Which issues in…

Query the Whole Tree: How to Manage Complex Jira Projects with JQL That Keeps Itself Up to Date Every complex Jira project eventually turns into a tree. Initiatives break down into Epics, Epics into Stories, Stories into Sub-tasks. On top of that come links: dependencies, blockers, work shared across teams and projects.…

Hi, Short question about add Tax ID as and Admin in Billings. I cannot put Tax ID of my company. I tried to add PL (from Poland) in the beginning and also EU (Poland is in EU). But still there is info - not valid. Thanks for your support in this case. BR

The 3 Most Popular JQL Functions. Since Argon app launched on the Atlassian Marketplace, we've been watching closely which functions teams reach for every day. Now we can finally share something interesting: the current Top 3 most-used functions. ▪️ 1. childrenOf finds every child of the issues you choose. ▪️ 2. parentOf…

Spectra is now available on Atlassian Government Cloud Government teams can now bring interactive Jira dashboards to their environment — with the same powerful analytics built into Spectra. ▪️ Click any chart to cross-filter the entire dashboard. ▪️ Analyze cycle time, time-in-status, WIP aging and SLAs. ▪️ Explore your…

Every Epic Has a Family Tree — Argon Lets You Search It The Problem Open any Epic in Jira and you can see its Stories. Open a Sub-task and you can see its parent. Native Jira shows you hierarchy — but only one issue at a time, on the issue view. Ask Jira's own search bar something like "show me every child of these Epics"…

Choose from many powerful functions. Native JQL gives you a handful of fields and operators. JQL Argon app gives you a toolbox — functions grouped around the questions you actually ask about an issue: who said what, who changed what, how it's connected, and how long it sat there. ▪️ Comments & activity ▪️ commented ·…

Built for Everyone in the Loop If your team logs time in Jira, you know the cycle: log hours, chase approvals, reconcile billing — often across three different tools that don't talk to each other. Aevon Timesheets keeps that whole loop inside Jira: log, track, approve, and bill, without your data ever leaving Atlassian's…

New Ways to Search Jira Native JQL is great at answering "what is the current state of this issue?" It's much weaker at answering "how did it get there, who was involved, and how does it compare to everything else?". That second category is what JQL Argon Powerful Search was built for. It adds 30+ new ways to search Jira -…

Security? = JQL Argon can help Barely a week goes by without another vendor in the headlines for a breach, a phishing campaign, or a leaked credential. So it's no surprise that when Jira admins and security teams evaluate a new Marketplace app today, the first question isn't "what does it do?" — it's "where does our data…

There's a whole universe hiding behind every issue. Every Jira issue has more orbiting around it than the summary and status show: who touched it and when, what's attached, what it's linked to, how long it sat stuck in "In Progress." Native JQL only sees the surface. JQL Argon app lets you query the whole orbit: - issue in…

The gap in native JQL Every Jira issue has a hidden layer: the comments, the field edits, the status moves. That's where the real decisions live — "approved," "blocked," "reopened," "priority bumped." Native JQL can't search any of it. You end up clicking through changelogs one issue at a time. Native JQL shows you the…

"Submit Once: How Aevon Timesheets Handles Multi-Approver Weeks" If you've ever managed timesheets across several clients or cost centers, you know the pain: one person's week touches three accounts, which means three approvers, which means three separate follow-ups — or one messy spreadsheet that nobody fully owns. We…

Spectra: turn one Jira project into every view you need If you've ever had to build three separate dashboards just to answer "how's this project actually doing," Spectra was built for exactly that problem. Think of it like a prism - one input, split instantly into multiple views: * Bar charts for volume and workload *…

One Screen, Full Picture: Status, Ownership and Work Type in Spectra Anyone who has managed a Jira project knows the pattern: you want a quick answer to "what's done, who did it, and what kind of work was it" — and end up clicking through three different filters or exporting data to a spreadsheet to get there. We built…

Stop exporting Jira to a spreadsheet just to see how work is flowing If you've ever built a Jira dashboard, clicked a bar in a chart, and instinctively expected the rest of the page to filter with it — only to get nothing — you've hit the ceiling of stock Jira gadgets. They're static: one chart, one query, no connection to…

The weekly ritual most teams know too well If you've worked on a billable project in Jira, some version of this probably sounds familiar: Hours from memory — Monday rolls around and someone's asking "what did Tuesday even look like?" because timesheets got filled in from memory, days later. Approvals by email — a timesheet…

The Problem Everyone Has but Nobody Talks About You know the situation. A colleague says: "I attached that contract PDF somewhere in the DEV project." So you start clicking. Issue by issue. Page by page. Hoping you'll find it before your next meeting. Jira is powerful — but native attachment search is one of its biggest…

Jira Dashboards You Can Actually Explore Every team has the ritual. Someone asks “how's it going?”, someone opens Jira, stares at a static pie chart for four seconds, and then — export to CSV, pivot table, screenshot into a slide. Jira has the data. Getting an answer out of it is the part that costs you an afternoon. We…

Time tracking shouldn't be 4 different tools. Sometimes simple solution is the best way, that's why time tracking shouldn't be 4 different tools. Just One app. One closed loop. Log → Submit → Approve → Bill → repeat..... With Aevon Timesheets it's one circle: log your hours → submit the week → get it approved → bill it.…

Aevon Timesheets is live: time tracking, approvals, and billing prep — inside Jira Every team that bills for its work asks the same question: where does the time actually go? Track it well, and you know which projects and clients are profitable. Track it badly, and you're guessing at the number your whole business runs on.…

Aevon Timesheet for Time Tracking and more...... We track our time. Not because anyone enjoys filling in a timesheet, but because it answers the one question every team that bills for its work keeps having to ask: where does the money actually go? Hours are the rawest measure of cost — track them well and you can see which…

Why Security-Conscious Teams Choose JQL Argon: Built on Atlassian Forge When evaluating a new Jira app, security teams ask one question before anything else: "Where does our data go?" With JQL Argon Powerful Search JQL Argon the answer is simple — it never leaves Atlassian. Built on Atlassian Forge: Security by…

Who Moved It, and When?......5 Ways to Put Jira's transitionedBy to Work Jira's native JQL is great at telling you where a work item is right now: current status, current assignee, current priority. Instant. But ask it a question about history — who moved MARS-14 to Done, and when — and it goes quiet. The answer is sitting…

transitionedBy — The JQL Function Your Team Doesn't Know About (But Really Should) The Problem With Native JQL Jira's native JQL is powerful — but it has a blind spot. You can ask "what is the current status of this issue?" easily. But the moment someone asks "who moved this issue to Done, and when did that happen?" —…

The decisions you're losing in Jira comments (and how one JQL line gets them back) Every important decision in Jira eventually ends up in a comment - "approved", "blocked", "shipping Friday". Native JQL can't see inside comments. The commented function in JQL Argon app can - by author, by date, by keyword. One line, no…

Stop Fighting Jira Search. Start Finding What You Actually Need. Find Anything in Your Jira with Advanced JQL Queries — powered by JQL Argon JQL Argon for Jira. The problem every Jira user knows too well -> You need to find a specific issue. You know it exists. But native Jira search just... can't get there. "Show me all…

The problem (a real one) Every Jira team eventually moves from "which issues are open?" to "how long did this sit in In Progress before someone picked it up?" Native JQL can confirm that a transition happened (status WAS, status CHANGED), but it cannot tell you how long an issue stayed in a status. That's a real gap — and…

Reading JQL docs is fine. Writing JQL while a countdown ticks down and a panicked QA engineer named Greg tells you the rocket is wobbling on the pad — that sticks. So we built it. Launch Trainer is a free, five-level browser game that teaches JQL by giving you a problem you actually want to solve: there is a software bug…