Time in Status Lite for Jira — User guide

Issue panel

Open any issue. The Time in Status panel lists every status the issue has been in:

Time in status — total time spent there (summed if the issue returned to the status).
% — share of the issue's total age.
Entered — how many times the issue entered the status.
First entered / Last left — timestamps in the project's time zone. The current status shows "now".
Total age — from creation until now.
Cycle time — shown once the project has cycle-time statuses configured and the issue has reached an end status.

If the panel is hidden, click Apps in the issue view.

Project → Time in Status tab.

Enter JQL (default: all issues in the project, newest first) and click Run.
The table shows each issue's time in every status, with an Average row (averages count only issues that reached the status).
Export CSV shows the report as CSV text (hours with two decimals). Copy it into a file named report.csv.

Limits: 500 issues per report. Narrow the JQL (for example resolved >= -30d) for large projects.

Project settings → Time in Status.

Count business hours only — switch from 24/7 to working time. Set the time zone, work start/end and working days. Times then show as hours (e.g. 27h 15m).
Cycle time — pick start statuses (default: issue creation) and end statuses. Cycle time runs from the first entry into a start status to the first entry into an end status after it.

Settings apply to the issue panel and the report for that project only.

The issue's first status is the one its first status change left; the first interval starts at creation.
The current status counts until now.
Business hours: only time inside the configured window on working days counts. Daylight-saving changes are handled.

The app reads Jira as you. It never shows issues you cannot see, and it stores only the settings above.