Miron Ivano _Worklog360_ Atlassian Partner

Nice roundup! Managing multiple client project is not easy. If invoicing is also needed Worklog360 is worth checking.

We've seen this requirement quite often from organizations managing multiple projects in Jira. It's definitely possible, but Jira's native capabilities are fairly limited when it comes to portfolio-level capacity planning and resource allocation. Most teams end up using a dedicated app. Some features I'd recommend looking…

Nice roundup! One thing I'd add is to also look at how each app handles capacity planning alongside project financials. For teams delivering client work, it's useful to see planned capacity, logged time, budgets, and billable revenue in one place instead of using multiple apps. We built Worklog360 with that approach in…

Hi, I really like your overview aseptically the comparison “Platform gap” vs “process gap”. We are a Atlassian app vendor that has build only one app (instead of multiple once that do small specific work). This was made on purpose because we believe an app should only support/cover a specific business process that certain…

Great overview! I would add only that for syncing time data with a separate accounting tool like QuickBooks or Xero you do not always need to go to external tools like Clockify or Toggl. We have build Worklog360 Jira addon that also covers the billing process and that create QuickBooks ready exportable CSV and PDF…

Great summary Rachel 👏 One thing I often see in these setups is that even when Harvest + Jira are connected, edge cases (workflow logging, edits, approvals, user/project mapping) still create gaps — which is why teams end up double logging. Middleware like Zapier can help, but it can get complex to maintain long term. Full…

Great roundup of the Billable hours tracking apps! 👍 Comparisons like this are super valuable for teams trying to choose the right tool. ✅ If budgeting and cost control are a priority, you might also want to check out Worklog360 It’s designed to help both project managers and finance teams by turning logged work hours…

Great roundup! 👍 ✅ Once your time tracking setup is in place, invoicing is the natural next step — especially for client work. If you're looking to have advance time/timesheets tracking and invoicing in one app in Jira, Worklog360 might be worth a look.

Hi @tony_pitman Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As you have probably found out already Jira does not offer extensive time tracking worklogs reporting. JQL only shows total time spent on issues Also a lot of companies are doing the invoicing outside jira. Meaning you export worklogs and then enter into their invoicing…

Hi Erika, If you no longer what to use Harvest you can move to a native jira addon that is covering most of the harvest functionalities including invoicing. You can try it here: Worklog360

Hmm Yes! Time Tracking is a complex matter, a lot of service oriented companies usually require a lot of extra functionalities and the search is big , you can check also extra time tracking solutions like Worklog360 for Jira. Thanks for considering!

Hi, You can check Worklog360. You can track there project budgets by setting different type of budgets, billable rates and tracking billable hours towards them:

Hi, Unfortunately JIRA does not offer this out of the box. You can try an addon like Timescale or some other to see if it helps. There are sprints reports on time spent per sprint, people and many others.

Hi, Unfortunately JIRA does not offer out of the box solution for this. You can try some addons like Timescale or others. They have a people utilisation reports

Timescale have the utlization on individual level, you can check it out:

Hi, There are plenty of good alternatives. The pricing strategy is determine by JIRA. If you are still looking for an alternative take a look at Worklog360.

Hi @Anton_kolesnyk There many time tracking app that can do what you need. They have customisable reports. Many organization want to track these two indicators mainly to asses their teams estimation accuracy. There are teams that even have actual KPI's on those indicators. Still at the end is a question if you have this…

Hi There many time tracking app that can do what you need. They have customisable reports. Many organization want to track these two indicators mainly to asses their teams estimation accuracy. There are teams that even have actual KPI's on those indicators. Still at the end is a question if you have this information does…

Hi Oshadhi, Unfortunately JIRA does not provide such report by default. There are manu plugins that yuo can use for that purpose. Our clients find below user time spent reports very use-full for their goals. You can check it out here: Timescale

Hi @Phillip_Dang , Unfortunately your requirements are not covered by the of the box solution. That is why many third party providers have build apps to do that. As we did: With our addon - Timescale, you select a team and then data range that fits your sprint, start and end date.

Hi, you would need to use a time tracking addon for JIRA. Our customer really like the team or the users timesheets reports across projects in Timescale:

Hi, you would need to use a time tracking addon for JIRA. Our customer really like the team or the users timesheets reports across projects in Timescale:

Unfortunately this is something that is still not resolved in the JIRA and you will need to use extra add-on. There are many time tracking addons that you can find here : Time tracking Our customers find it very easy to track each person time spent with Timescale. You select a team or individual users and you see their…

Hi , There are many time tracking addons that you can find here : Time tracking Our customers really like the Team Timesheets functionalities of Timescale You select a team or individual users from all across your organization and you see their detailed timesheets, like this:

Hi , There are many time tracking addons that you can find here : Time tracking Our customers really like the Team Timesheets functionalities of Timescale You select a team or individual users and you see their detailed timesheets, like this:

Hi, One way a customer of ours solves this is to create jira custom select fields called Capex with a Yes/No value. Then this is selected for every ticket. They also add a WBSO filed for tax credits reference and R&D custom select filed with values for each ticket At the end since they needed to send a custom EXCEL report…

Hi, One way a customer of ours solves this is to create jira custom select fields called Capex with a Yes/No value. Then this is selected for every ticket. They also add a WBSO filed for tax credits reference and R&D custom select filed with values for each ticket At the end since they needed to send a custom EXCEL report…

Hi @Aditya If you need an alternative our team have also build a great addon that has a solution for your problem - Timescale. With it you can create reports with time spent, billable, nonbillable, ticket type and much more. After which you can export it in EXCEL, CSV, PDF. Here is an example of the export:

Well it depends on how much time it takes for the test to execute.

Yes it is a great app tto track all my activities for my projects.