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Hello folks,
In Jira we normally have heirarchy of:
* Epics
* Story
* Tasks / Sub tasks / Bugs.
Now, if we need a report which can help us understand the effort spent on a particular Story - which may have say 3 tasks and 4 bugs. Unfortunately Jira reports gives you details for each Issue Type. Now to collate it at ''story'' level, there is no clarity of mapping at heirarchy level which can help us just get the overview of ''Story'' efforts spent. Because efforts (time) is locked against each issue type (task, sub-task and bugs).
Please can someone help me get the same
Hello @Nimit_shah
I think Time in Status for Jira Cloud can help in your case. It allows determining the issue hierarchy by yourself just in a few clicks.
Here's a detailed use case on how to get time in status data by Epics.
This add-on is developed by my team and is free for companies up to 10 users. If you have some questions, I'm here to help you. Also, there is a 30-days free trial.
Hope you find it helpful.
Hi @Nimit_shah
Welcome to the community !!
If you are fine with a mktplace app to get this data, you can have a look at
And generate reports such as:
- Sum up values to see overall progress for your Epic Hierarchy
- View the full hierarchy of linked issues, Portfolio/Advanced Roadmaps, Epics, and Subtasks
- Apply filters to put the focus on the relevant data only
- Excel like editing for all the values right on the report and see real time progress updates
- Export to a CSV file
- Embedded Epic Hierarchy on Issue Screen
- Dashboard Gadgets
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