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WORKLOG & TIMESHEET FOR JIRA

Track time in Jira without breaking your workflow

Log work, track time, review timesheets, and report on your team — without creating a separate workflow outside Jira.

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Timela weekly worklog calendar
Sample worklog entry
Log Work action

Time tracking in Jira shouldn’t become extra work

Logging time issue by issue, reviewing worklogs across projects, and preparing timesheets all add manual work on top of Jira. Timela brings it together in one place.

Log→Track→Review→Report
01 — LOG WORK VISUALLY

See and manage worklogs on a visual calendar

Create, move, and adjust worklogs directly on the calendar — no need to open individual Jira issues one by one.

Calendar view of worklogs
Logging time from a Jira issue
02 — TRACK TIME WHILE YOU WORK

Start a timer and stay focused on the work

Start the timer when you begin, stop it when you’re done. Timela turns the tracked time into a Jira worklog you can review before saving — or add it manually from the issue when that’s faster.

03 — TURN WORKLOGS INTO TIMESHEETS

Review worklogs across people, projects, and time

Filter by project, team member, date range, or JQL — then see the results summarized by date in one timesheet.

Timesheet summarized by date
04 — CONTROL WHO SEES WHAT

Give managers visibility without exposing everything

Configure Timela’s permission settings so only the right people can view other users’ worklogs.

Permission configuration screen

Built around how Jira teams already work

Export to Excel

Turn any filtered view into a spreadsheet, ready for reporting.

Data stays in Jira

Timela reads and writes worklogs directly in Jira — nothing copied elsewhere.

Cloud & Data Center

Works with Jira Cloud, and Data Center 7.0.0 through 10.3.2 and newer.

Your work happens in Jira.
Keep time tracking there too.

Log work, review timesheets, and understand where your team’s time goes — with Timela.

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