Hi,

There was a fantastic online widget available for older Jira versions that tabulated the work logged over the last x weeks. It provided me at-a-glance info about where I had spent my time over the last several weeks. It would be great if Jira Client supported this sort of table.

Hi, thanks for your suggestion! Do you have a screenshot or anything that can provide more details about this? Did you look at "Publish Timesheet" in JIRA Client - is it anywhere near what you'd like to see?

-- Igor

yes, the table as in "publish time" is good, but it only shows unpublished time if i'm correct?

my situation:

i want to use the time tracker / log work to make an invoice to my client at the end of a month
so, i want an overview or list of all the work i did in a period of time (ie from aug 1 to aug 30)

can i do an export of all work-logs in the system?
(project, key, starttime, duration, comment)
then i could filter it myself in excel...

BTW: i love your software, thank you!

Thanks for your kind words!



That's correct.

I've posted improvement requests http://jira.almworks.com/browse/JCO-881 and http://jira.almworks.com/browse/JCO-882 -- please vote for them! We'll have this feature improved in the future.

-- Igor

That's a very good proposal. Current time sheets in Jira web interface are not very usable, so adding such functionality to Jira Client will make it a more valuable addition to Jira . The basic idea of timesheet is to answer 2 questions:
1. "What tasks my employee worked on during last week/month?"
2. "How much time did he spend on this tasks?"

The first question is used to control progress during work. The second question is used to monitor time estimates and for billing information. As i can see, the best visual representation is 2 views. First one is focused on time and shows a list of tasks with time summary (even if a task was worked on multiple days it shows a single record and a summary time). Second one is focused on prgress and shows a days of months with list of tasks employee worked on during each day, alongside with time logged. The second view is optional for the first release, though.

Igor, I'm a developer myself, from Famatech/Moscow. If you are interested in feedback about GUI layouts and overall timesheet mechanics feel free to contact me via eye@famatech.com
I have a deep experience with task management, time tracking, Jira and Jira Client. And i will gladly help you with such great feature.