Insights & updates from our experts
Last week it was announced that new reports on task completion duration have become available. In general, information about resolution duration for tasks, requests and other record types can be important for organizations to monitor efficiency and identify improvement opportunities. To accommodate this further, it is now possible to retrieve the resolution duration using both the Xurrent GraphQL API (resolutionDuration field) and the Xurrent Export API (Resolution Duration column).

When resolution durations are returned, they are expressed in minutes:

The following record types can be queried via the Xurrent GraphQL API or exported via the Export API to retrieve their resolution duration:
- Requests
- Problems
- Changes
- Tasks
- Projects
- Project tasks
- Risks

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