Step 1. Go Head over to the Jira Filters tab and create a selection by based on a specific version. Select Choose the required desired project and version and , then save this filter under a convenient suitable name for easy access.
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Step 2. Go Navigate to the app , select and access the Cost Reports tab, and click the Generate report button. Enter the report's name in the open menu and select the previously created filter. If you have yet to set up an hourly rate for some teammates, you must set the default one. And select the dates, you can choose an arbitrary period, but it is better to enter the time frame of the version development. For example, on March 1, you started working on it, and on March 15, you already made a release. Click on the Add button. Click on the "Generate Report" button. In the open menu, provide a name for the report and select the filter you created earlier. If team members are not set hourly rates, ensure you input the default rate.
Next, choose the dates for the report. While you can choose any period, it's advisable to specify the timeframe of the version's development. For example, if you started working on it on March 1 and completed it on March 15, enter these dates accordingly.
Finally, click on the "Add" button to generate the report.
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Step 3. You get a report with four tabs - Scope, Team, Expenses, and Totals.Â
Scope - shows a grid with issues and their performers with a time log for each task and its costs (calculated by multiplying the time worked by the hourly rate of the team member).
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