Issue History for Jira
Get one-stop access to the full issue change history in Jira Cloud
Jira History Journal for all Changes
Get the report with every update made to the list of issues.
- What value has been changed
- Which user is responsible for updates
- When modifications occurred
Set the Scope of Issues
Organize Jira ticket history report the way you need.
- Select issues by assignee, filter, label, sprint, project, etc
- Choose the date range
- Check Jira issue keys you want to track and sort them by key and date
Track Status Changes in Jira
Monitor your team’s progress. Get a graphic display of how data has evolved on a daily basis.
Frequently asked questions
We now have an FAQ list that we hope will help you answer some of the more common ones.
Yes, we are open to creating custom reports. Describe your case and the functionality that you need then send it to us by email. We will get in touch with you and discuss all the details.
We don’t store any customer data in our infrastructure excluding hashed customer id and add-on configs. Everything is processed interactively and displayed to end-users. We use application internal logs, but without customer-related data, include only details about requests performance/status/error code.
According to Jira pricing, we’re unable to manage the price relative to the number of actual users. Atlassian offers discounts for the annual subscription, so you can pay less in that way.
James Haven
Nice app
Luciano Di Pierno
A good solution to manage the history of changes
September 29, 2021
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December 28, 2020
Have you ever had situations where you need to know when and what changes have occurred with tasks in Jira? Need to view the tasks’ archive change log in the project or for a specific user? If so, this article will come in handy.
April 13, 2020
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