Time to First Response chart not working

[Vruti Thakkar]

Hi,

I've been trying to build a dashboard, but when I try to add the "Time to first response" gadget in my dashboard, but it doesn't show me any data. According to Jira's documentation, it may be because the custom field is hidden. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Time-to-First-Response/qaq-p/621045 But when I Checked all the three possibilities given by Atlassian, it seemed well.

The points I've checked from my end are 

-> First, check the data.  The gadget only looks for the first comment added by someone other than the reporter.

-> Second, check that the field "Time to first response" exists for your issues.  Check the Admin -> Custom fields -> "time to first response" says it is a "global" field.

-> Third, check then that your project's "field configuration" does not hide the field.  (You do not want it on any screens, it looks like rubbish, but you must not hide it)

Also I believe the project I'm adding to the gadget is the service Desk project and it is a part of the SLA Tracking.

I've attached a screenshot for your reference. Can you help me fix this chart? Thank you.

[Kateryna_v_SaaSJet_]

Hi, if you don't mind using add-on, I can suggest you one of them which might work around your problem.

[Michael Hodgson]

Hi Vruti,

Thanks for providing the information above. Can I just clarify though, on your second screenshot the SLA this is referring to "Time to resolution"? This might be the naming, but I just wanted to confirm.

Can you also share the rest of the SLA configuration there, please? (e.g. the pause/stop)

As an example, I use the time to first response and it works perfectly on tickets and shows on reporting, and mine is set up as the following:

Start counting:

- Issue created

Pause counting: 

- Status = Waiting for customer

- Status = Quote

Finish counting time when:

- Comment: For customers

- Entered status: waiting for customer

- Resolution: Set

So essentially, when a client raises a ticket - the timer starts, then as soon as a support agent replies "public" to the customer (i.e. the comments for customers) then this timer stops. Likewise, if they entered the status on waiting for customer, either manually or by automation - or if the ticket is just closed off by an agent or client.

I'm not sure on your entire set up but I hope that helps.

[Vruti Thakkar]

@Michael Hodgson 

Please find the attached Screenshot