This page is about Time to SLA for Jira On-Prem.

eazyBI currently does not offer an out-of-the box-Time to SLA integration. However, we provide a custom-tailored solution in our app to let you harvest rich SLA information right through eazyBI.

You need eazyBI Reports and Charts for Jira, which is a third-party Jira app. Find more details here.

Configuration

1. Install and set up eazyBI.

2. Define an eazyBI Integration Field custom field in your Jira instance in the Jira Administrators menu > Issues > Custom Fields > TTS-eazyBI Integration.

Before moving on to the third step, you need to get the ID of the custom field you just created. To see it, you can click Edit, and check the URL – the ID will be at the end of the URL.

3. Switch to eazyBI and select the Settings option in the configuration menu.

4. Introduce your eazyBI integration field to eazyBI by adding the following line under the Advanced Settings section. You should change 11500 with the ID of the custom field you have defined in step 2.

Import Time to SLA eazyBI Custom Field

Import Time to SLA eazyBI Custom Field
1 2 3 4	`[jira.customfield_11500]` `data_type = "string"` `dimension = true` `name = "EazyBI Integration Cf"`

5. Go to the Source Data page and click the Edit button next to your Jira app.

6. Go to the Custom fields section under Jira import options. Tick the "Import as dimension" checkbox of the Time to SLA eazyBI custom field and then click the import button.

7. After importing is done, you can start to create your eazyBI fields for different attributes of your SLA data. For this, you need to write your custom field code in Advance Settings under the eazyBI settings.

Below, we define two new eazyBI custom fields as an example. The first one gets SLA status by issue and the second one gets SLA start date fields.

Create eazyBI custom fields

Create eazyBI custom fields

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[jira.customfield_ttsSlaStatusCf]
data_type = "string"
name = "TTS eazyBI SLA status custom field"
javascript_code = '''
if(issue.fields.customfield_11500){
var jsonObject = JSON.parse(issue.fields.customfield_11500);
var slaStatusArray = [];
jsonObject.forEach(function(value) {
if(value.slaStatus !== null){
slaStatusArray.push(value.slaName +":"+ value.slaStatus);
}
});
issue.fields.customfield_ttsSlaStatusCf = slaStatusArray;
}
'''

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[jira.customfield_ttsSlaStartDateCf]
data_type = "string"
dimension = true
name = "TTS eazyBI SLA start date custom field"
javascript_code = '''
if(issue.fields.customfield_11500){
var jsonObject = JSON.parse(issue.fields.customfield_11500);
var startDateArray = [];
jsonObject.forEach(function(value) {
if(value.startDate !== null){
startDateArray.push(value.slaName +":"+ value.startDate);
}
});
issue.fields.customfield_ttsSlaStartDateCf = startDateArray;
}
'''

8. The final configuration looks like the below image with the given settings.

You can use the following properties in your eazyBI reports:

Description	Key	Type

Description	Key	Type
SLA ID	slaId	Long
SLA Name	slaName	String
SLA Calendar Name	workingCalendarName	String
SLA Status	slaStatus	Enum
SLA Duration	slaValueAsDurationString	String
SLA Duration	slaValue	Integer (Seconds)
SLA Start Date	startDate	Date
SLA End Date	endDate	Date
SLA Target Date	targetDate	Date
SLA Elapsed Duration	workingDuration	Integer (Seconds)
SLA Remaining Duration	remainingDuration	Integer (Seconds)
SLA Overdue Duration	overdueDuration	Integer (Seconds)
SLA Paused Duration	pausedDuration	Integer (Seconds)
SLA Elapsed Percentage	elapsedPercentage	Integer
SLA in Critical Zone?	inCriticalZone	Boolean
SLA Paused	paused	Boolean
SLA Started?	started	Boolean
SLA Finished?	finished	Boolean
Calendar Business Day Hours	businessDayHours	BigDecimal (Hours)

Get Report

1. Go to the Analyze page within eazyBI and choose which custom fields you want to see.

2. Now you can get a report with the SLA information that you have defined.

Time to SLA for Jira

Integrate Time to SLA with eazyBI

Configuration

Get Report