The question about integrating SLA PowerBox with EazyBI is re-appearing on both CoreSoft Labs and EazyBI communities. Not all users know that the integration is already possible thanks to the SLA Metric Attribute Custom Field. Here’s how to set it up.

EazyBI is one of the industry leaders when it comes to reporting in Jira. It allows you to analyze the metrics in Jira, build reports using an intuitive and easy-to-use builder and create custom charts and dashboards.

SLA PowerBox is CoreSoft Labs’ app designed to handle even the most complex Service Level Agreements (SLAs) in Jira and Jira Service Desk. It also integrates well with the latter, allowing to create even more detailed SLA reports.

EazyBI reports present SLA Metric data through a special Custom Field known as SLA Metric Attribute. We’ve created this field specifically to help users present the data from SLA Metric field.

You can use it in EazyBI by providing the field description in EazyBI Advanced Settings. Here’s how to do it.

Step 1: Create individual SLA Metric Attribute Custom Fields for each SLA Metric value that you want to include in the report. Configure these accordingly, choosing a metric field that is based on and specifying the type of value that needs to be presented.

Step 2: Configure EasyBI by going into the advanced settings and specify the custom fields that you want to be available in the app. Here’s the detailed instruction of how to do it (two lines of code required).

Step 3: After defining the Custom Fields in EazyBI, you need to check all of them.

Step 4: You should see the new fields in the Measures -> Issue properties section. Choose the desired Custom Fields and they’ll appear in your report.

Want to know more? Visit the SLA PowerBox documentation page.

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