worklog efforts tracking in JIRA

[Saravanan Pattabiraman]

We have a scenario where the the workload pie chart gadget only exposes issue assignee and issue reporter options.
In our case, the issue assignee (or reporter), not necessarily, is the unique responsible for the worklogs.
i.e. Issue (Task One) Assignee: Ashwin
worklog reporters:
- Kapil - 1h (one hour)
- vishnu - 3h (three hours)
- keerthana - 4h (four hours)
- Ashwin, whos the issue assignee - 5h (five hours)
Workload Pie Chart Results:
- a GRAPH SLICE pointing exclusively to Ashwin, totaling 13 hours. (wrong result in our opinion)
What we expect:
- 4 GRAPH SLICES, as follows:
- Kapil - 1h (one hour)
- vishnu - 3h (three hours)
- keerthana - 4h (four hours)
- Ashwin - 5h (five hours)
That limitation causes a distortion in our analysis

[Ewa Grabowska-Ptak_SolDevelo_]

Hi @Saravanan Pattabiraman ,

It's actually a perfect situation to use our Worklogs Time Tracking and Reports app. Our addon allows you to create custom reports from Jira's native function - Time Logs. Each report can be viewed as a table, pie chart or bar chart. With our Worklogs you can check the time logged towards specific assignee or by a User: 


You can use JQL filter to select one specific Jira issue which you would like to check or create a report for the whole project altogether. 

Other than that, you can also use Worklogs to conveniently log your time directly through a table:



Build reports based on Jira fields including the custom ones, so that you can for example sum up the time spent on specific Dealer or share and export reports. 



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[Andrés Felipe Giraldo Giraldo]

Hi Dear,

Could you tell me please how change the bar chart to show the worklogs discriminated by day?

Thanks.