Issue List Gadget

Templates For Issue List

Start with a ready-made table layout instead of building the Issue List from scratch. Templates set up the most useful columns, default sorting, and quick filters so you can reach a working view faster.

Where to find it

  1. Open an Issue List gadget
  2. Click Edit
  3. Open the Templates option in the gadget configuration area
  4. Choose a template and apply it

What templates do

  • Apply a ready-made issue table layout for a common reporting use case.
  • Update the table title to match the template name.
  • Set the main columns shown in the Issue List.
  • Apply default table sorting for that view.
  • Load the quick filters included in the template.
  • Apply the template filter operator when one is defined.

Note: Templates are designed to speed up setup. They give you a strong starting point, and you can still edit columns, sorting, quick filters, and display options after the template is applied.

What stays the same when you apply a template

  • The data source stays unchanged. The template does not switch your selected projects, saved filter, custom JQL, or linked Dynamic Filter Controller.
  • The template mainly changes presentation and filtering inside the Issue List, not the source selection.
  • Existing admin restrictions still apply.

Important template behavior

BehaviorWhat it means
Title updateThe Issue List title is updated to the template name so the table is easy to recognize.
Column setupThe template chooses the main columns for that use case, such as Key, Summary, Status, Priority, Assignee, Created, Updated, or Resolved.
SortingThe template applies default sorting so the most important issues appear first.
Quick filtersTemplates can include one or more quick filters. Some templates include active quick filters by default, while others include optional filters that start inactive.
Filter operatorTemplates use a filter operator to combine quick filters. In the current built-in catalog, the operator is AND.
Issue Type safeguardIf a template does not include Issue Type in its column list, the gadget automatically adds Issue Type so the table keeps a clear type indicator.

Built-in Issue List templates

TemplateBest used forMain columnsDefault sort
My Open IssuesPersonal work queueKey, Summary, Status, Priority, Updated, AssigneeUpdated newest first
Recently Updated IssuesLatest activity trackingKey, Summary, Status, Assignee, Updated, ProjectUpdated newest first
Unresolved by PriorityOutstanding work by urgencyPriority, Key, Summary, Status, Assignee, CreatedPriority high to low, then newest created
Team WorkloadWork split by assigneeAssignee, Key, Summary, Status, Priority, Due DateAssignee A-Z, then Priority high to low
Reopened IssuesReopened or bounced-back workKey, Summary, Status, Priority, Assignee, Updated, ResolvedUpdated newest first
Blockers List (Release / Sprint)Release or sprint blockersKey, Summary, Priority, Status, Assignee, Fix Versions, UpdatedPriority high to low, then Updated newest first
Recently Resolved (Last 7 days)Freshly completed workKey, Summary, Priority, Assignee, Resolved, CreatedResolved newest first
High Priority Unassigned (Triage)Unassigned urgent work needing ownershipPriority, Key, Summary, Status, Project, Created, UpdatedPriority high to low, then oldest created first
Open Issues (No update in 14 days)Aging open workKey, Summary, Status, Assignee, Priority, Updated, CreatedOldest updated first
Critical Bugs Open (P1 Bugs)Highest-risk bug listKey, Summary, Priority, Status, Assignee, Updated, CreatedUpdated newest first
Delivery Outliers (Recently Resolved, Created Long Ago)Items resolved recently but created long agoKey, Summary, Priority, Created, Resolved, AssigneeResolved newest first, then oldest created first

Note: Templates do not lock the Issue List. After applying a template, you can still add or remove columns, change the sort order, edit quick filters, and save the gadget with your own final setup.