Our Cost Tracker for Jira Cloud add-on works in symbiosis with time-tracking applications.
Simply put, the user registers the time spent on a task, and then it's Cost Tracker's job to manage it. You can generate reports based on workflows, calculate labor costs, and more.
There are many time-tracking applications. The main ones are as follows:
We'll talk about the detailed features of these apps later. Let's focus on how Cost Tracker works with Timesheets by Tempo.
What are the peculiarities and complexity of Tempo worklogs? Most time-tracking apps store time logs in Jira, and it's not a problem for other add-ons that use them to "get" worklogs and operate on them.
Tempo time logs are stored specifically in their space and are unavailable for apps not part of their conglomerate. That is, if you use Tempo Timesheets, then they expect you to use their cost-tracking tool.
Having understood this situation, our team implemented the ability to read and calculate Tempo work logs in the Cost Tracker for Jira Cloud.
Configure this functionality
Ensure you have Tempo Team Administrator or Manage Team permissions for the respective team (Team Leads have this permission by default for their team).
Step 1: Adding Permission Roles
When you're done, click Save to save the permission role.
Step 2: Getting Tempo Token (only for users who were added in Step 1)
Step 3: Applying Tempo Token in Cost Tracker
Now, after completing the steps, you only need to select the appropriate settings when creating a cost report:
And you get a report based on the users' Tempo worklogs :
As you can see, everything is quite simple and straightforward.
You are completely free to choose your applications. We are presenting something new in the Cost Tracker app from SaaSJet only. You can enjoy a trial period of 30 days. Test it, organize your costs, and ensure this addon is useful.
We remind you that the application is free for teams of up to 10 users.
Iryna Komarnitska_SaaSJet_
Product Marketer
SaaSJet
Ukraine
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