Jira admins
Validate app access, saved report behavior, scopes, permissions, and reporting defaults.
In Report Center, analyze how long Jira work items spend in each status, open an Average Work item count, review its contributing work items, and continue to one work item’s Journey.
New in 2.5: Report Center connects an Average Work item count to its contributors and then to an individual work item Journey.
Validate app access, saved report behavior, scopes, permissions, and reporting defaults.
Prepare sprint retrospectives with evidence about waiting time and repeated workflow movement.
Compare workflow delays by status, project, priority, assignee, and reporting period.
Review queue aging, blocked time, ownership handoffs, and exportable weekly reporting views.
Start from the question your team needs to answer, then choose the report type, Jira scope, table, chart, saved setup, or export that fits.
Sort duration columns to find the exact work items that waited the longest.
Compare status totals and averages to see where work is slowing down.
Review Time in Assignee and ownership patterns across the selected scope.
Use Status Count and Transition Count to surface repeated-movement signals, then apply your team’s rework definition and verify the underlying work items.
Start from the Jira scope your team already uses and compare repeatable views.
Save recurring setups and export CSV/XLSX files with the current report evidence.
The product combines scope, table, chart, saved report, and export workflows without turning every report into a custom dashboard project.
Sort by status duration, compare averages, and identify where work items wait the longest.
Start from Project, Filter, JQL, Sprint, or Epic without rebuilding your Jira reporting setup.
Review Time in Status, Time in Assignee, Status Count, Status Entry Date, and Transition Count in one focused reporting experience.
Save recurring report setups and export CSV/XLSX files for reviews, audits, and stakeholder updates.
Start from a practical reporting question, then switch between table and chart views as needed.
Measure total time each work item spends in selected workflow statuses.
Compare average status duration across a selected group of work items.
Understand how long issues are assigned to each person during the selected period.
Count how many times work items entered selected statuses.
Show when each work item first entered key statuses in the calculated history window.
Count status transitions to surface review-loop or workflow-noise signals for manual verification.
See the Jira Average Time in Status formula and worked example
Choose the Jira work items you want to analyze using flexible report scopes. Scope controls the dataset before StatusPath Reports calculates duration, count, and trend metrics.
Run Average Time in Status from a real Jira scope, open a Work item count, then inspect a contributing work item’s Journey when the result needs an explanation.