When multiple team members are working on the same checklist, our new option reveals who checked off a task. This is handy for quick auditing.

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Didit simplifies the migration process from Checklists for Jira (Free) by HeroCoders with an easy 3-step solution. Migrate all your existing checklists in a Jira issue to Didit in one go, and gain access to unlimited checklist items, tasks, and templates.

Enjoy a smooth, quick migration with minimal setup or disruption. For more details, refer to the migration documentation or contact support.

Break down complex tasks into manageable steps, improve collaboration across functions, and track progress efficiently with multiple checklists. Either add them ad-hoc or from template directly into a Jira issue. Read more.

The audit log records task updates and completions across all the checklists of an associated issue.

With this release, here's how you can also:

If you have enabled the

Didit tasks completed percentage

, the value would be aggregated across all checklists in an issue.

The wizard generates the necessary JSON configuration for your Jira automation, allowing you to copy and paste it directly into your rule—. Launch the Automation Wizard directly from any template on the Didit Hub.

Set-up Jira automations to:

You can also define an execution rule to control how the Automation Wizard behaves when a checklist already exists within an issue.

For detailed instructions, read our documentation.

ICYMI: Automatically create a checklist with Didit when an issue transitions to a new status or when a custom field value changes. Explore the wide range of Jira automations compatible with Didit.

You can now restore deleted checklist templates in Didit Hub. Simply navigate to "Manage templates," filter for "Deleted templates," and use the options menu to undelete the desired template.

Additionally, templates can be restored directly from their detail view. The restored template will appear in the list of active templates with its original creation date.

For detailed instructions, visit the How to Restore a Checklist Template page.

To improve user experience, we have disabled email notifications for changes to Didit custom fields, such as completion percentage. These fields often change frequently, leading to unnecessary emails for Jira issue subscribers. This update addresses a common customer request, ensuring that notifications are more meaningful and relevant.

This change should help reduce notification clutter and improve focus on critical updates.

See the history of all checklists added to a Jira issue in the Didit checklist log.

Ideal when using Automation to replace a checklist with a new one when transitioning an issue as the Didit panel in the issue only displays the current active checklist. All previous checklists are listed in the audit log, with links to the Didit hub so you can see how the checklist was completed, access notes, photos, etc.

For step by step instructions, visit our dedicated how to article on viewing historical Jira issue checklist information.

Show instead of tell how to complete a task in a checklist: Didit Checklist now lets you add a video link to your checklist so the person completing the list of tasks can easily watch a demonstration or follow instructions.

We’ve introduced a collapsible options sidebar in Templates, allowing you to minimize it and gain more space for your core checklist tasks.

This subtle enhancement is designed to help you focus on what truly matters, pushing less frequently used options aside during the process. It’s a small change, but we hope it improves your productivity by minimizing distractions.

Didit now includes a notification feature for template managers. When a due date is added to a checklist, the template manager will receive an email notification if the due date passes without completion. This helps ensure that important deadlines are monitored and followed up on promptly.

For more information, visit the Checklist Due Dates Documentation.