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📝 Context: A team dealing with bottlenecks in their workflow and delays due to tasks waiting in queues or for approvals, needing a solution to accurately track and reduce wait times.

🤔 User Problem: Tasks sitting in queues or waiting for approvals can cause significant delays, affecting project timelines and delivery speed. Without proper tracking, it's hard to pinpoint where these delays are happening and how long tasks are stuck waiting. This is where Wait Time tracking comes into play, allowing you to measure and manage these delays effectively.

Before we proceed, let’s define Wait Time.

Wait time refers to the period during which a task is idle, waiting for someone to pick it up or for a necessary action, such as approval. Reducing wait time can drastically improve workflow efficiency and speed up project completion.

💡 Solution: Time Between Statuses offers an easy way to track Wait Time, helping you visualize how long tasks sit idle and where improvements can be made.

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How to configure it?

How to configure it?

  1. Add new status group

There are two ways to do this:

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1 — The first method involves using the Configuration button. This approach is particularly useful for modifying existing Status groups.

To add a new statuses group, click Configuration

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Click + Time metric

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2 —The second way is to create group statuses on the grid.

Click on the Time Metrics button in the upper right corner of the table to configure the conditions necessary to calculate a particular time metric.

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  1. Set start/stop and pause statuses for calculation. For example, for Cycle Time you need to choose In progress status for the start and To Review as stop status for calculation. For Lead Time: To Do - for start and Done - for Stop. Optionally, statuses like Hold or Pending can be selected as pause triggers for the timer.

  2. Select the first/last transition to/from status to get more detailed time data. 

  3. You can set up Warning and Critical limits for Cycle and Lead time optionally. If too much time is spent on a specific issue, the system will send an email notification to the specified admin.

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After the necessary setting, you will be able to view Wait time on the grid. 


Additionally, you can customize your reports by adjusting the app interface fields. Such as: 

  • Type of Project;

  • Date range;

  • Time Format;

  • Multi Calendar (to configure non-working hours and different calendars).

At the Issue View Panel, you can visualize transition time for a specific issue (including time metrics).

📈 Outcomes: You can closely monitor how long it takes to resolve tasks, identify bottlenecks, and optimize your team’s resolution process. Additionally, the data can be exported to Excel or Google Sheets for deeper analysis or sharing with stakeholders. This ensures your team maintains efficiency and meets project deadlines.

If you need help or want to ask questions, please contact SaaSJet Support or email us at support@saasjet.atlassian.net

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