Jira Work Management Fields Reference
Field Name | Field ID | Field Type | Field Explanation | Example |
Issues |
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Issue ID | Id | Int64 | Issue ID is the internal ID of the Jira issue which is internally used in Jira database to refer to an issue. This is the unique ID for a Jira issue and does not change. The fastest way to view the issue id — is to mouse-over the Edit button on the Issue page, that you wanted to view the issue id, and you can view the issue id at the bottom of browser as shown in the screenshot. | |
Issue Key | ISSUE_KEY | String | Issue Key is a unique identifier which assigned to an issue when it is added or registered in Backlog. | |
Issue Type Id | ISSUE_TYPE_ID | Int64 | Issue types distinguish different types of work in unique ways, and help you identify, categorize, and report on your team’s work and to build more structure into your working process. Here's a list of the default issue types that come with each Jira product: Task, Subtask, Epic, Bug, Story. Issue Type Id is a numeric code which uniquely identifies an issue type. To view the issue type id — hover your mouse cursor over the Edit operation link of an issue type in the Issues section on the Issue Types page in the Administration menu. | |
Issue Type Name | ISSUE_CURRENT_TYPE_NAME | String | Issue Type Name is an identifying name of the Issue Type (Task, Subtask, Epic, Bug, Story). Besides default issue types you have an opportunity to create your own ones, by clicking on the Add Issue Type button in the Issues field of Administration menu. | |
Resolved | ISSUE_RESOLVED | DateTimeOffset | The resolved date equals to the date, when you set the Resolution field for the issue. You can not modify this field. | |
Resolution | ISSUE_RESOLUTION | String | The Resolution field is an indicator of that the lifecycle of an issue has come to an end. It specifies the reason an issue is closed. |
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Due Date | ISSUE_DUE_DATE | DateTimeOffset | Due date is a desired date requested by initiator (e.g. project team requests to execute something by X due date). | |
Description | ISSUE_DESCRIPTION | String | Description is a field that contains, literally, the description of the issue. | |
Current Status Id | ISSUE_CURRENT_STATUS_ID | String | Current Status Id is a numeric code that uniquely identifies issue workflow status applicable to the issue right now.
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Current Status Name | ISSUE_CURRENT_STATUS_NAME | String | Issue Status Name(1) is an indicator of issue’s current place in the project's workflow(Open, In Progress, Reopened, Resolved, Closed, To Do, Done). Besides default issue types you have an opportunity to create your own ones, by clicking on the Add Issue Type button in the Issues field of Administration menu. |
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Current Status Category Name | ISSUE_CURRENT_STATUS_CATEGORY_NAME | String | The Status Category Name(2) represented on a Status are reflective of the Status Category and allows for a team to have the most clear description of current issues statuses. You can find a Status panel on the Issues page in Administration menu. | |
Status Changed Date | ISSUE_STATUS_CHANGE_DATE | DateTimeOffset | The Status Changed Date is an indicator of the last time the issue moved from one status in one category to another.
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Current Assignee ID | ISSUE_CURRENT_ASSIGNEE_ID | Int64 | Current Assignee Id is a person who has the responsibility either to resolve the issue, or to take the next action. Id is a numeric character code which you can find in your BI account' oData tables. |
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Current Assignee Name
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| String | Current Assignee Name is a full name of assignee in Jira.
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Current Assignee Key | ISSUE_CURRENT_ASSIGNEE_KEY | String | Current Assignee Key is a username of assignee, via they log in to Jira. You can find it in user’s profile by hovering the mouse on the Assignee name and then choosing the Profile field in the popup menu. | |
Reporter ID | ISSUE_REPORTER_ID | Int64 | The Reporter is a field that you can set during the creation of the issue. Basically it is the one that wants something to be done. The default value will be the person who is creating the issue. Id is a numeric character code which you can find in your BI account' oData tables. | |
Reporter Name | ISSUE_REPORTER_NAME | String | The Reporter Name is a name of the person that is raising the issue. The reporter will be updated on all changes that happens to the issue they have reported. | |
Reporter Key | ISSUE_REPORTER_KEY | String | Reporter Key is a username of the person, via they log in to Jira. You can find it in user’s profile by hovering the mouse on the Reporter name and then choosing the Profile field in the popup menu. | |
Creator ID | ISSUE_CREATOR_ID | Int64 | The Creator is the person who created the issue. Id is a numeric character code which you can find in your BI account' oData tables. |
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Creator Name | ISSUE_CREATOR_NAME | String | The Creator Name is a name of the person who created the issue. You can find it in Search for Issues page. | |
Creator Key | ISSUE_CREATOR_KEY | String | Creator Key is a username of the person, via they log in to Jira. You can find it in user’s profile by clicking on the Creator name. | |
Project Id | ISSUE_PROJECT_ID | Int64 | Project Id is an alphanumeric character code, based on the passed project and version name. You can find it in a few steps:
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Project Key | ISSUE_PROJECT_NAME | String | Project key is the prefix of the issue number, based on your project name, that describe to people across your Jira site that some issues are related to your project. | |
Priority | ISSUE_PRIORITY | String | Priority is a relative importance of an issue in relation to other issues for the team, so it helps your users determine which issues should be tackled first. Divided into: Highest, High, Medium, Low, Lowest. |
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Security Level | ISSUE_SECURITY_LEVEL | Int64 | Issue Level Security allows for even more granular access to a projects issues. You can assign Roles, Custom Field Values, Project Roles, and Groups. This level is helpful for a Security, Business, or HR related project. Issue Security Level is set within the Issue security schemes in the Administration panel. | |
Created | ISSUE_CREATED | DateTimeOffset | Created is a field that shows the time of the issue creation. | |
Updated | ISSUE_UPDATED |
| Created is a field that shows the time when changes were made to the issue last time. | |
Last Viewed | ISSUE_LAST_VIEWED | DateTimeOffset | Search for issues that were last viewed on, before, or after a particular date (or date range). Note that the search results will be relative to your configured time zone (which is by default the Jira server's time zone). You can find it in Search for issues page. | |
Environment | ISSUE_ENVIRONMENT | String | The hardware or software environment to which the issue is related. | |
Summary | ISSUE_SUMMARY | String | A Summary is a short phrase to give you an idea of what the issue is about. | |
Time at Current Assignee in hours | ISSUE_TIME_WITH_CURRENT_ASSIGNEE_HOURS | Double | Time at Current Assignee are an indicators which represent, how much time/date an issue was present with the current assignee. Time in hours can be retrieved from the Time in Status section Time in days can be retrieved from the Time With Assignee section You can find them in your BI account' oData tables. | |
Time at Current Assignee in days, decimal | ISSUE_TIME_WITH_CURRENT_ASSIGNEE_DAYS | Double | ||
Time at Current Assignee in days, rounded | ISSUE_TIME_WITH_CURRENT_ASSIGNEE_DAYS_ROUNDED | Int64 | ||
Watchers | ISSUE_WATCHERS | Int64 | Watchers is a number, shown how many people have signed up for notifications of any updates relating to a particular issue. |
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Votes | ISSUE_VOTES | Int64 | Votes is the number of "voicing", indicates how many users communicate that a particular issue is important. |
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Work Ratio | ISSUE_WORK_RATIO | Double | Work Ratio is a percentage time tracking field which calculated Ratio of total work done to the total amount of work. You can find it in Search for issues page. If it is not there, select the Progress item in the Columns drop-down menu. | |
Issue Comment | ISSUE_COMMENT | String | Issue Comment is a field at the bottom of the issue page of updates, that let watchers know what's happening on the issue, to code snippets, images, tables, and more. The editor converts things like links, code, and markdown on-the-fly, so you can paste in your content and let the editor do the work. | |
Issue Effort |
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Time Spent | ISSUE_TIME_SPENT | Double | Time Spent is a field that records the time you spend working on a current issue. You can enable this function by going to Administration Settings > Issues > Issue Features > Time tracking field. | |
Time Spent Including Sub-Tasks | ISSUE_TIME_SPENT_WITH_ST | Double | This is a possibility to view the time, person spent on a current issue, including sub tasks linked to it. Note that for this feature to work, the sub task must have its own estimate. | |
Original Estimate | ISSUE_ORIGINAL_ESTIMATE | Double | Original Estimate is a preliminary estimate of the total amount of time the person plans to complete a current issue in. It may include also an estimate for sub tasks. By default, this is specified in minutes, but you can use hours, days, or weeks, depending on your Jira system configuration. | |
Original Estimate Including Sub-Tasks | ISSUE_ORIGINAL_ESTIMATE_WITH_ST | Double | ||
Remaining Estimate | ISSUE_REMAINING_ESTIMATE | Double | Remaining Estimate is the remaining amount of time it would take to complete this issue. It may include also an estimate for sub tasks. | |
Remaining Estimate Including Sub-Tasks | ISSUE_REMAINING_ESTIMATE_WITH_ST | Double | ||
Issue Worklogs |
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Worklog Issue Key / Issue Key | WORKLOG_KEY | String | Worklog Issue Key is an identifier of an issue the time was logged for. | |
Name | WORKLOG_NAME | String | Worklog Name is a name of a person who logged time on a current issue page. | |
User ID | WORKLOG_USER_ID | Int64 | Worklog User ID is a numeric character code of a person who logged time on a current issue page. You can find in your BI account' oData tables. | |
User Key | WORKLOG_USERKEY | String | Worklog User Key is a randomly generated identifier of the user, which doesn’t contain any personal information for on the one hand — to comply the GDPR, and on the other hand — to give an Administrator the opportunity to track the time that a particular user, who changed his username, has logged. In older versions of Jira, the key and username have the same value. You can find User Key in your BI account' oData tables. |
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Date / Start Date | WORKLOG_WORKLOG_DATE | DateTimeOffset | Worklog Start Date is the point in time, when user started current unit of work. | |
Description | WORKLOG_DESCRIPTION | String | Worklog Description is a description related to the achieved work. | |
Creation Date / Created | WORKLOG_CREATION_DATE | DateTimeOffset | Worklog Creation Date is a time when achieved part of work was logged. | |
Logged Time | WORKLOG_LOGGED_TIME | Int64 | Logged Time is the amount of time spent on the issue. | |
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