07/08/2026
Have you noticed that Jira's Time Tracking, User Workload, and Version Workload reports are being retired?
If your team relies on these reports to monitor logged time, balance workload, or plan releases, you might be wondering what comes next.
Many Jira teams have been using those built-in reports for years.
But as projects grow, fixed reports often aren't enough. Teams need to analyze workload across projects, compare releases, track logged time by sprint, or build dashboards for different stakeholders.
With the retirement of Jira's Time Tracking, User Workload, and Version Workload reports, now is a good time to rethink how you report on your projects.
In our latest article, we explore what these reports were used for and show how dashboard-based reporting can provide the same insights while giving you much more flexibility to group, filter, visualize, and calculate the metrics that matter to your team.
๐ Read the blog:
https://blog.stonikbyte.com/2026/08/07/jira-is-retiring-time-tracking-user-workload-and-version-workload-reports-what-now/?utm_campaign=Jira_Retiring_Time_Tracking_User_Workload_Version_Workload_Reports_070826&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral