Roles Usage for Jira is available for Atlassian Government Cloud environments.
Built entirely on Atlassian Forge, the application operates without external servers, external databases, third-party data processing, or customer data egress outside Atlassian infrastructure.
This architecture simplifies security reviews and supports organizations with strict governance, compliance, and procurement requirements.
Jira shows where work is today.
Time in Status Reporter for Jira shows how work moved through your workflow, where time was spent, and where delivery processes can be improved.
Built for Jira administrators, project managers, delivery teams, PMOs, audit teams, compliance programs, and operational reporting, the app provides powerful workflow analytics based on actual Jira issue history.
Designed and tested on Jira environments containing more than 1 million issues, the app is built to handle enterprise-scale workflow analysis while providing flexible retrieval, visualization, and export capabilities.
Organizations often need answers Jira cannot easily provide:
Time in Status Reporter helps teams answer these questions using actual workflow history rather than assumptions.
Different teams need different workflow insights.
Time in Status Reporter provides 10 specialized report types:
These reports provide detailed visibility into workflow performance, delivery patterns, user activity, and process efficiency.
Every organization defines workflow cycles differently.
A development team may define a delivery cycle differently than a support team, and both may differ from governance or compliance teams.
Time in Status Reporter allows administrators and users to create custom Status Groups that reflect how their organization actually works.
Examples include:
Status Groups can be defined as:
Available across the entire Jira organization.
Created and managed by individual users for their own reporting needs.
This flexibility allows teams to measure workflows using business definitions rather than fixed software definitions.
Time calculations are only meaningful when they reflect actual working schedules.
Time in Status Reporter supports customizable business calendars that define:
Calendars can be configured as:
Managed centrally and shared across the organization.
Created by individual users for specialized reporting scenarios.
This allows teams operating across different departments, schedules, and regions to calculate workflow time using the calendar that best reflects their operational reality.
Different reporting scenarios require different ways of finding issues.
Time in Status Reporter provides 12 issue loading methods, allowing you to retrieve exactly the issues you need before analysis begins.
Load issues by:
Whether you need to analyze a sprint, release, project, department, or operational workflow, the application provides a flexible starting point.
After issues are loaded, filtering options are automatically populated using only values present in the retrieved dataset, keeping analysis fast, relevant, and predictable.
Time in Status Reporter was designed for organizations managing large volumes of Jira data.
The application has been tested on Jira environments containing more than 1 million issues and is optimized for retrieving, analyzing, and exporting large workflow datasets.
Whether you are reviewing a single sprint or analyzing workflow behavior across thousands of issues and multiple projects, the application is designed to support real-world enterprise workloads.
Charts help identify trends.
Data helps explain them.
Time in Status Reporter presents workflow analytics using structured row-and-column reporting that is immediately familiar to administrators, analysts, auditors, and reporting teams.
The same structured format is preserved during export, making the data immediately usable outside Jira.
The structured tabular format displayed on screen is preserved during export.
Data can be used immediately without manual restructuring, normalization, or cleanup.
Exports can be imported directly into:
This makes it easy to combine workflow metrics with information from other systems for reporting, auditing, forecasting, and operational analysis.
Some users prefer dashboards and charts.
Others prefer spreadsheets, BI platforms, or AI-assisted analysis.
Time in Status Reporter supports both approaches.
Use built-in visualizations for rapid insight or export the raw data for complete control.
Security is a core design principle.
Time in Status Reporter is built entirely on the Atlassian Forge platform and runs natively within Atlassian infrastructure.
Your Jira data remains within Atlassian's security boundary.
This Forge-native architecture simplifies security reviews and supports organizations with strict governance, compliance, and regulatory requirements.
Time in Status Reporter is particularly valuable for:
When workflow efficiency matters, accurate historical timing data becomes essential.
Whether you need to identify bottlenecks, analyze delivery performance, understand workflow behavior, measure custom workflow cycles, or export workflow metrics for deeper analysis, Time in Status Reporter for Jira provides visibility Jira simply does not provide on its own.
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