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Azure DevOps gives every work item three time fields like Original Estimate, Remaining Work, and Completed Work that all need to be typed by hand. WebWork tracks time on the work items your team already runs in Azure DevOps Services, attaches screenshots and activity data to every entry, and writes the tracked hours back to Completed Work automatically.
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WebWork tracks time on every task: every Epic, Feature, User Story, Task, and Bug syncs in, your team tracks time as they work, and the hours map back to the same work items. WebWork also organizes them by project, exactly as the work is structured on your Boards.
When an engineer tracks time on a synced work item, the entry lands under the right project and member automatically. This way billing a client by work item means exporting an existing report.
Each tracked session has screenshots and an activity level, so the hours on a work item come with evidence attached. For consultancies billing by Azure DevOps work item, the report is proof of work with every line matching a specific work item, session, and screen.
The sync is webhook-driven and two-way: tracked hours return as updates to each work item's Completed Work field.
Connect WebWork with Azure DevOps through OAuth 2.0 with a click.
Organizations import with their full structure. Projects arrive with team configuration preserved.
The full hierarchy syncs including Epics, Features, User Stories, Tasks, Bugs, Issues, and Test Cases with their custom fields.
Webhooks keep both sides current in real time. State changes and assignee updates in Azure DevOps appear in WebWork as they happen.
Time tracked in WebWork appears on the matching work item as an update to its Completed Work field, and Remaining Work decrements accordingly.
.NET consultancies invoice clients against Azure DevOps work items, and clients increasingly ask what's behind the hours. With screenshots and activity attached to every entry each invoice line traces back to verified sessions on specific work items.
Consultancies and shared-services teams often run a separate Azure DevOps organization for each client, which usually means a separate timesheet and a separate login every billing cycle. WebWork's multi-org rollup pulls tracked hours from every tenant into one report, grouped by organization, so you invoice each client from a single view instead of reconciling several.
Most teams use multiple tools like GitHub, Slack, and Trello. And that is exactly why WebWork tracks time across all of them into one timesheet, so hours stay consistent across several work tools.
In WebWork, go to Integrations > Azure DevOps and enable the integration.
Sign in with OAuth 2.0.
Choose which organization, projects, and team members to import, and start tracking.
Invoices generated from verified billable hours, itemized by project or work item
Screenshots and activity data attached as proof when a client asks what an hour went into
Billable and non-billable time separated automatically with client work invoiced and internal work reported
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WebWork Time Tracker simplifies tracking my hours, automating the process so I can ensure I get paid accurately without manual tracking. Pausing the tracker during lunch and easily tracking vacation hours for approval and payment is also valuable.
Helpful Activity Tracking & Easy Setup
I like using WebWork Time Tracker to track work. The ability to track user activity and see activity levels is really helpful for following up on developments. I also find the idle time feature to be a good part of the service. Additionally, the initial setup was very easy, which I appreciate.
WebWork integrates with the tools your team already uses, so time tracked anywhere lands in one place.
Track time on the repositories and pull requests where the code actually ships.
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