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SLA statistics for Premium Cloud

Shiri Feldman
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October 10, 2023

I'm looking to create a report with SLA statistics that can be controlled by a rich Filter or similar. My aim is to monitor tickets that have either breached or met their SLAs. 

Is anyone familiar with a tool or plug-in that provides this capability for Jira Cloud Premium without JSM? 

Thanks

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Daniel Deng
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October 18, 2018

Hi Sandeep

You can go to configuration of your BP program and create a quick filter as JQL resolved >= endOfDay(-30) , which will narrow down the tasks to the ones closed in the last 30 days.

Sandeep Dhindsa
October 18, 2018

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for this, helps me narrow it down... is there a way to include these with all other tasks?

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October 18, 2018

Hi Sandeep

Yes, you can write your JQL to define whatever the scope you want to see. 

for example, resolved >= endOfDay(-30) or status != closed, which will return issues closed within lats 30 days and the issues not closed.

 

Sandeep Dhindsa
October 18, 2018

Thanks Daniel, appreciate the help!

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October 18, 2018

you can also add the Resolved field to your perspective so you can see the date it was closed

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