My company uses Jira as our ticket system.
Our specific group all work the Jira tickets together. Currently to notate a call in the system it requires the ticket to be under the "logged in" assignee. I can see how many calls each ticket obtains, however i have been unable to narrow it down by which assignees logged calls on each ticket. Is there a built in sort, or JQL query that might assist with this?
We would like to be able to see who is initializing work on the tickets as well as resolving.
Hi @Jt Legg
for parts of the requirement you could check if the "Two-Dimensional Filter Statictics Gadget" is capable of supporting you - probably by a well-thought through filter, it might need further tweaking to show the specifics you're after.
At least I can confirm the Assignee is supporting the "WAS IN" operators, so you should be absolutely be able to do statictics of some kind on the assignee:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracoreserver085/advanced-searching-fields-reference-981157468.html#Advancedsearching-fieldsreference-AssigneeAssignee
Regards,
Daniel
It depends how the project is design. Default setup....If the person who logged the call, is the person who is the reporter of the ticket and if the person who is resolving is the last assignee. Then you can filter by reporter for initializing the work and the assignee for resolving the work. If you need another field, you can add another user field to the project to indicate who did what on the ticket. Then filter by that field.
Hope that helps.
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Thanks for the fast response. yeah unfortunately we have the reporter, who created the ticket, then we want to track the first person to actually do any work on the ticket as well as who finally resolved the ticket. we may have to go with the another assignee field or something.
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You welcome. The good thing is Jira is flexible and there's usually add-ons that would suit your needs further.
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