How do I see my personal logged work hours?

[Gerardo Blanco]

I'd like to know how much time I've logged every day across all epics, stories, etc. Is there an easy way for me to do this? 

I just want to make sure I logged all my time every day, but can't find a way to see what I already logged. 

Thanks. 

[Amay Purohit_RVS · Accepted solution]

Hi @Gerardo Blanco 

Welcome to the community !!

Not sure if this can be achieved with native reports. If you are open to try out an app to get this information, you can try out. 

Worklogs Time Tracking & Timesheets

The app allows to filter/Categorize/Group By your worklogs data and a timesheet view too to track your individual time spent.

Disclaimer : I work for the vendor who built this app

[Mary from Planyway · Accepted solution]

Hi @Gerardo Blanco 

It's Mary from Planyway 

To track the time you've logged each day across various issues in Jira, you can use several methods depending on the features available in your Jira instance. Here are some common approaches:

1. Work Log Report: Some Jira versions have built-in work log reports that allow you to see all the time logged by a specific user over a certain period. You can access this by going to the 'Reports' section in your project, and if available, selecting a work log report.

2. Issue Search with Work Log Query: You can use Jira's advanced search (JQL - Jira Query Language) to find all issues where you have logged time. For example, you can use a query like worklogAuthor = currentUser() AND worklogDate >= startOfDay("-7d") to find issues where you have logged time in the past week.

3. Dashboard Gadgets: Jira dashboards can be customized with various gadgets. One such gadget is the "Workload Pie Chart" or "Time Tracking Report" which can display the time you have logged on different issues.

4. Third-Party Add-Ons: If the built-in features are not sufficient, there are numerous add-ons available in the Atlassian Marketplace that offer enhanced time tracking and reporting capabilities. In Planyway for example we have a filter Only me that shows only time entries created by you.

5. API Access: If you are comfortable with programming, you can use Jira’s REST API to fetch work log data. This method allows you to programmatically retrieve and analyze your time log data in any format you prefer.

[Shannon Robards]

Thank you, the query was very helpful!

[Gerardo Blanco]

Thank you for your answers. I'll investigate the options. 

BTW, Atlassian people, if you're listening, this sounds like a basic requirement for teams that track users. ;) 

[Fabian Lim]

Hi @Gerardo Blanco

Welcome to the community!

Unfortunately, there is no easy way to capture this information believe it or not out of the box.  Here are some suggestions on the thread with out of the box plugins and 3rd party plugins: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/How-can-i-see-time-estimated-vs-time-logged-in-Jira-report-or/qaq-p/1236586 (You can find other posts with actual plugins that are recommend)

I would highly recommend you look into reporting plugins to solve your issue.

Regards,

Fabian

[Michelle Stevens]

I am new to Jira, but if I am understanding you correctly, Jira has no way to let you see what you have entered in regards to tracking your work. Doesn't this defeat the point of using Jira to begin with? I am so confused as to why a company would pay money for a tool that lacks basic capabilities. As you can probably tell this tool is frustrating me,