Time in Status Gadget

Report Types

The Report Type selector controls what data the gadget shows. Each report answers a different question about your workflow.

All 7 Report Types

Report TypeWhat It ShowsBest For
Time in StatusHow long each issue has spent in each statusPer-issue bottleneck analysis
Average TimeMean time across all issues per statusIdentifying consistently slow stages
Time in Status per DateHow issue time in status breaks down by dateTemporal patterns and trend analysis
Status CountTotal count of issues that passed through each statusVolume tracking per stage
Transition CountHow many times each status was visited per issueRework detection (issues bouncing back)
Time in AssigneeTime each issue spent assigned to each personIndividual workload and handoff analysis
Status Entrance DateWhen each issue first entered each statusAudit trails, SLA start tracking

Choosing the Right Report

"Where is work getting stuck?"Average Time - sort by time descending. The top row is your biggest bottleneck.

"Are issues bouncing back through review?"Transition Count - counts > 2 on "In Review" or "QA" indicate rework.

"Who is holding issues longest?"Time in Assignee - see each person's average hold time.

"When did issues enter testing?"Status Entrance Date - exact date each issue entered each status.

"How much total work passed through each stage?"Status Count - volume tracking per stage.

"How does time in each stage trend over time?"Time in Status per Date - reveals seasonal patterns and process changes.

Chart Output per Report Type

Each report type has its own visualization:

ReportDefault Visualization
Time in StatusColumn chart (per issue, per status)
Average TimeBar chart (status vs average time)
Time in Status per DateLine chart (trend over time)
Status CountBar chart (count per status)
Transition CountBar chart (transitions per status)
Time in AssigneeBar chart (time per assignee)
Status Entrance DateTable (date per issue per status)

You can switch between Chart and Table view for most report types using the view toggle in the gadget header.