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Example issue history: the issue’s creation, then each status change — the status left, the status entered and the working time the old status held, counted against a Monday-to-Friday, 09:00–17:00 calendar. Saturday and Sunday fall outside it, so they count nothing.
Vendor
Atlassian Marketplace(opens the Atlassian Marketplace in a new tab) — Jira Cloud and Jira Server
Latest release
Time And History 2.4.0 · Free for up to 10 users
Rating
5.0 out of 5 from 4 reviews(opens the Atlassian Marketplace in a new tab)
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First response targeted within two business days

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Time in Status in chart mode: filter chips and the JQL switch in the header, KPI tiles and a donut of hours per status.

Time And History — Time in Status and issue history for Jira Cloud

Five reports from Jira issue history — Time in Status, Assignee Time, Time to Resolution, Time in Changes and Transition Count — plus eight dashboard gadgets, scheduled email reports and the time between two statuses, counted in business hours with work calendars. Export any report to Excel or CSV, and the open chart to PNG. Free for up to 10 users.

New in 2.4.0 JQL and saved filters in the header, presets, Time in Status on the issue view. What’s new →

How our Jira apps help

Find where work gets stuck

Time in Status reads the issue history and shows how long every issue sat in each status, as a donut, bar or area chart or as a table with Avg, Median, Min and Max per status. Time to Resolution adds created-to-done, keeping reopened issues apart.

Know who changed what, and when

Assignee Time splits the working hours of an issue across everyone who held it, not just the current assignee. Time in Changes walks the issue history field by field — status, assignee, priority, issue type, reporter, summary, description, labels, due date and resolution.

Count business hours, not weekends

Work calendars set the working days, the hours in a day, the time zone and the holidays that repeat every year. Every report that measures time is then counted against that calendar, so a ticket raised on Friday evening does not collect the weekend.

Put the numbers on a Jira dashboard

Eight dashboard gadgets — a chart and a table for four of the five reports. Filter a card by project, sprint, period or assignee, switch a chart between donut, bar and area, and open the full report with the same filters still applied.

Reviews

Review 2 of 5: Yuki Nakamura

Yuki NakamuraTime And History review on the Atlassian Marketplace
Put the gadget on the team dashboard and managers stopped asking me for numbers every week. That alone changed my Mondays.
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Olena KovalenkoTime And History review on the Atlassian Marketplace
We have around forty thousand worklogs and reports still come back in a couple of seconds. I expected much worse at this size.
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FAQ

Yes for teams of up to 10 users — the standard Atlassian cloud tier is free, and larger teams get a free trial before the paid tiers start at 11 users. Billing is handled by Atlassian. Free for up to 10 users on the Atlassian Marketplace

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