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Assume a company has 3 separate cloud sites. Also, assume their pockets are not deep enough for Atlassian Access and are not in a single organization in the Atlassian cloud.
Can they use tempo timesheets in all sites so that users who are common to multiple sites can log time and have a single master timesheet for management?
Hi @Rob Horan
I have used scriptrunner to pull tempo timesheet data for reporting to our HQ as csv
That process could be adapted to merge the data from 3 separate REST API calls.
I wrote that for a server instance using file system to create attachments. As part of our cloud migration I need to find an alternative approach.
That would allow to merge data from different instances, but you wouldn't have a single timesheet for approval, right?
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I’m extracting data for upload to a separate external non-tempo timesheet system.
within Atlassian the sites would not be related to each other. With Access you could own the users consistently but that won’t unify the apps.
could you add application links and federate them as per server
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Hi @Rob Horan , to my knowledge, that is not possible as each site has their own Tempo license and timesheets are limited to the current site.
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I assumed so but it's still disappointing.
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