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Hi all
Can I have the system do automatic logging under "Time Tracking" based on the start/end dates, assuming man hours = 6h a day.
I don't want to rely on my team members to update work done every day, instead system should do it automatically as time pass
Mmm, if you're going to log time automatically like this, then why are you bothering to log time?
What is happening is, I assign development to one resource for 2 weeks, so why each day resource has to log work, when they will work on it anyways
My point is to not chase people to log in work
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I second @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- 's comment.
However, if you must do this, Automation for Jira has a Log Work action, so technically it could be done. You would need to devise a rule that would run periodically and select the issues against which time needed to be logged and then log the time. However, the Log Work action does not allow you to specify for whom the work is being logged.
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@faisal Almosallam Welcome! is not possible a guess. time tracking is based on the logged work
And
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-time-tracking/
HTH
Nicolas
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