Hello Community. I am now using service management free plan. I would like to supervise all the statuses of the service requests and I don't want any issues not being solved for more than 7 days, how can I generate a report for checking the non-resolved issues with sorting from the time created?
Do I need to generate the report with JQL or just filtering? Thanks a lot.
yes, you can create a filter with the following query and set up a filter subscription to receive email notifications based on the filter's results.
project="Example " AND created >= -7d AND status not in(Resolved, Closed,Done)
Thanks for your answer and it really helps. May I ask that how to adjust to filter (JQL) to make it to view the non-resolved issues for more than 7 days?
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you can use below JQL query
project="Example " AND status not in (Resolved,Done) AND NOT status changed and updated <=-7d
let me know if you encounter any issues or have any questions.
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Hi @Dearka Chan,
I strongly recommend creating a dashboard in Jira with all the necessary gadgets in-place for tracking your JSM projects.
See this article on our blog for how to create such a dashboard: An effective dashboard for Service Desk and Customer Support teams in Jira Service Management
I hope this helps.
Thank you,
Danut Manda
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To make easier tracking your resolved/unresolved issues, it's highly recommended to use Resolution field and fill it via post-functions in workflow.
here is documentation
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