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We recently started using Mavenlink to log time for our tasks and get reports out of it. But we also use Jira extensively for release tasks. We don't want to use two tools and would rather like to do the following in Jira:
1) log time for each task, where we also add a brief description about what was done during the entered time
2) get reports for the individuals and the team as a whole
We're familiar with the "Time Tracking" field available in each Jira, but not sure if that'll help us get the reports as well.
Please let us know if it's possible to track time and get reports (for individuals and the entire team) in Jira WITHOUT using any plugins. Thank you! :)
Hello @Ashish ,
If you write JQL , Export issue with all fields in .csv export.
You can able to browse different log works for one issue in adjacent columns like as above.
Worklogtime: Username; Worklogtime (Seconds)
if you able to differentiate and populate reports, a bit helpful.
Thanks,
Anvesh
Hi @Ashish ,
Sorry for the wrong one. I posted from Jira Server.
In cloud the user names are encrypted. I think it's not possible to track username as above message.
You can check with REST API. these may be helpful.
Thanks,
Anvesh
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Thank you @KAGITHALA BABU ANVESH! - but these solutions sound quite technical - we don't know how to do this all :D
Isn't there an easier way to get reports, through the UI. Also where the reports are in visual formats if possible...
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Have a look at the built-in reports (in the project overviews) and then all the dashboard gadgets available.
Jira does not really do timesheets, its work logs are aimed at issue tracking, not person tracking, but there are a lot of useful built in reports and gadgets that tell you a lot about the work being done and logged.
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