Setting up service desk reports
Jira Service Desk Documentation
- JIRA applications overview
- Installing Jira Service Desk
- Getting started with Jira Service Desk
- Administering service desk projects
- Working on service desk projects
- Setting up service desk reports
- Setting up SLAs
- Serving customers with a knowledge base
- Jira Service Desk best practices
- Getting help with Jira Service Desk
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Jira Service Desk provides powerful realtime reporting functionality so you can see your team's performance metrics:
You can also create your own custom reports to query any combination of performance data. Your team members have access to a read-only version of the Reports tab so they can also see the data you're tracking. To create and edit reports, make sure you're logged in as an administrator.
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What makes up a service desk report
Each report consists of one or more series. A report series is composed of a predefined series (e.g. issues created), or a time metric series (e.g. time to resolution). For each series, you need to select a label and color to easily identify the data points in this series on your report, and define which issues should be counted with a JQL statement.
Create a new report
In your service desk project sidebar, select Reports. You will see a list of default reports for your service desk project. In this example, we'll create a report that shows the breakdown of all high priority issues based on the issue type:
- Select New report
- Choose a report name that you and your team will understand (e.g. High priority issues)
- Select Add a series and fill in the following details:
Series = Created (to display all created issues that fit the series criteria)
Label = IT Help issues
Color =
JQL filter = type = "IT Help" AND priority = Highest OR priority = High - Select Add and save your report.
- You can add additional series to capture high priority issues of other types (e.g. type = "Fault" or type = "Access")
See Reporting on SLAs for detailed information on how to run reports on SLA progress or status.
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