Hi @Harish Tuccapuram ,
this should be easily achievable by a JQL search, for example:
status = Done AND updated >= -30d AND assignee in (PARTICULAR_PERSON) order by created DESC
will print you all the completed issues assigned to PARTICULAR_PERSON and updated during the last 30 days.
You can use such queries (saved as filters) in many different places, for example in the gadgets on your dashboard.
What is the problem you are trying to solve by tracking work of individual team members?
Scrum teams share their work to deliver value together, and measuring individual contributions could discourage people from collaborating.
Best regards,
Bill
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@Bill Sheboy they would like to see the contributions done against that project and im sure they doesn't want to disclose this report to the team.
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Sam, who is the "they" in your comment: team members or others?
If it is team members, each person could create a dashboard showing this information. Please see this link for some how-to ideas:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/using-dashboard-gadgets-776636252.html
If it is others, that seems like another issue that would benefit from some coaching about team collaboration.
Best regards,
Bill
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