Make time tracking easy for your team
Create time records in Jira the way you like and analyze data with powerful reports
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Jira time tracking app that your team will love
Track time in Jira issues
Your team doesn’t need to get used to new apps as they can record time right in any Jira issue, manually or with a timer
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Create time entries with Drag & Drop
Minimize your recording effort by simply dragging Jira issues from the board to the time tracking calendar
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Compare estimates vs. actual time
Improve your further planning and control team performance by comparing real time spent against Jira time estimates
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Analyze performance with Reports
Build custom reports in seconds to get powerful insights into your team work
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Export data at a click
If time tracking is required by non-Jira users, or you just want to process it in other tools, export time entries as a CSV or Excel file
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Your Questions Answered
Jira doesn’t include time tracking by default, except for the time tracking field for manual input. So, if you’re looking for a Jira log time solution, you’ll have to add an extension such as the Planyway app.
Yes, when you create a time entry in Planyway, the recorded time is added to the Time Tracking field in Jira issues.
You can start a timer for automated time tracking in Jira right from the Jira issue and then keep working with the app or switch to the other tab. Then, get back to the issue and stop the timer as soon as you stop working on the current task.
Time tracking report in Jira is available in Planyway. Go to the Report tab, choose the data period, and adjust filters to get information you need. This way you get your insights that can be viewed by projects or users.
Sure. You can connect multiple projects and build a Jira time tracking report for all of them together.