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Rich Filters::Service Management Dashboards is an extension of of the Rich Filters for Jira for Jira Dashboards app. This extension adds functionality specific to Jira Service Management on top of to the existing rich filters. If you are not already familiar with the rich filters, you should first have a look at Please check the Rich Filters for Jira Dashboards documentation before you proceed.

This page extends the Configuring Time Series page from the Rich Filters for Jira Dashboards documentation. If you're not sure how the time series work, you should check that page first.

Rich Filters::Service Management Dashboards allows allow you to define time series based on Service Management SLA fields. These time series can be displayed in the Rich Filter Time Series Chart and in the Rich Filter Statistics gadgets in order to see trends based on SLA values: Completed, Met, Breached, %Met, %Breached, or Average.

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The time series based on SLA fields can be created, edited, deleted, or reordered like any other time series. If you are not already familiar with these operations, have a look at the Configuring Time Series page from the Rich Filters for Jira Dashboards documentation. The difference is that now you have new options you can chose choose from:

Setting

New options – description

Series

The user can select any SLA field as the base for the time series. Each SLA option behaves like a date field representing the completion date of the SLA (only issues

which have

with their SLA completed are taken into account; the completion date of the last SLA cycle is used).

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Value

If the series are based on an SLA field, then new values are available:

  • SLA Completed – returns the issues for which the SLA is completed

  • SLA Met – returns the issues for which the SLA is completed and met

  • SLA Breached – return the issues for which the SLA is completed and breached

  • SLA %Met – return the percentage of issues for which the SLA is met out of the issue for which the SLA is completed

  • SLA %Breached – returns the percentage of issues for which the SLA is breached out of the issue for which the SLA is completed

  • SLA Average – displays the average completion time for the issues

which

  • that have their SLA completed

In all the cases, only the issues with the completed SLA

completed

are

taken into account

considered, and only the last cycle is included in any computation.

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Value

The

field 

field Satisfaction

 and

 and custom values based on

satisfaction

Satisfaction can also be used as values in time series. Users

are able to

can display average, min, or max values based on customer satisfaction. 

Value Type

The Value Type is automatically computed based on the Value setting. For the new value options based on SLA fields, we have the following value types:

  • for SLA Completed, SLA Met, and SLA Breached, the value type is Issue Count

  • for SLA %Met and SLA %Breached, the value type is SLA Percent

  • for SLA Average, the value type is SLA Average

  • for Satisfaction, the value type is Numeric

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Tip

See The Rich Filter Time Series Chart Gadget and The Rich Filter Statistics Gadget pages in order to see how the time series based on SLA fields can be displayed.

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