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Jira Time Tracking Integration
Jira logs time through manual worklog entries that capture the hours entered and nothing else. No screenshots, no activity tracking, no idle data. WebWork tracks time on your existing Jira work items and sprints and records each entry to the matching work item as a native worklog, with screenshots and activity scoring attached. That gives you estimate-vs-actual and per-sprint hour reports built on tracked time. Your Jira projects, boards, and workflow stay exactly as they are.
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Track Time Directly on Jira Work Items and Sprints
Jira's worklog records the hours someone enters, with no record of what those hours covered. WebWork shows you what work was done when your team was working on Jira work items and sprints.
How the Jira Time Tracking Sync Works
The Jira sync runs both ways, so a change in either tool matches in the other in real time. Two things are specific to Jira: the hours tracked in WebWork appear in Jira as native worklog entries.
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Connect
Connect WebWork to Jira in under a minute. Both Jira Cloud and Server/Data Center are supported.
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What Syncs In From Jira
Pick which Jira projects to import and their boards come with them. Work items, sub-tasks, custom fields, and sprint states—all of it syncs to WebWork. Project members are invited automatically, with no need to re-enter names.
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Two-Way Sync, in Real Time
Updates run over webhooks in both directions. A status change, a reassignment, an edited summary, or a workflow transition in Jira shows in WebWork as it happens and vice versa.
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Tracked Hours Appear in Jira's Worklog
Time tracked in WebWork appears in Jira as a native worklog entry on the matching work item, logged under the member who tracked it.
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Workflow Automation
Tracking can drive the Jira workflow directly: starting a timer transitions the work item to In Progress, stopping it can move the work item to resolved, and WebWork can flag a work item when its tracked hours pass the estimate.
Built for Teams Who Run on Jira
Engineering & Product
Engineering and product teams use WebWork to track time as the work happens. This way their retros and the next sprint's estimates are built on measured time.
Agencies & Consultancies
Agencies and consultancies use WebWork to invoice automatically straight from tracked time. Each work item's tracked hours are marked billable so the client sees what they are billed for.
Multi-Tool Ops Teams
Teams using Jira alongside Slack, Confluence, and Notion use WebWork to have a single view of hours. It tracks every hour the team works, whatever tool it's in, so each person's hours sit in one timesheet.
How to Set Up Jira Time Tracking in WebWork
Connecting Jira takes three steps:
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Step 1
In WebWork, go to Integrations > Jira and enable it.
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Step 2
Sign in to your Jira account.
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Step 3
Choose which Jira projects and boards to import, invite the members you want, and start tracking on any work item.
From Jira Hours to Accurate Estimates
Once time is tracked against your Jira work items, WebWork turns it into the estimate and capacity reporting that Jira's worklog doesn't produce on its own.
Estimate vs. actual
The hours a work item was estimated to take, alongside the hours that went into it. Over a few sprints you can see where the team keeps getting it wrong, usually on bugs.
Velocity
Total the hours tracked across recent sprints to see how much the team gets through, and plan the next sprint around that rather than a gut feel.
Hours by work item type
How a sprint's time split across bugs, stories, and epics, so you can see when bug-fixing took a bigger share than planned.
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Screenshot Control and Accurate Payroll Tracking
WebWork Time Tracker proves I work 8 hours daily, ensures accurate time for payroll, and makes requesting time off easy. Deleting sensitive screenshots protects company policy, and accurate tracking means no adjustments needed by my boss.
Connect WebWork With the Rest of Your Stack
Jira is usually one tool in a larger stack. WebWork tracks time across these, too:
FAQ
Yes, you can track time directly on Jira work items. Once Jira is connected, your work items appear in WebWork and you can start a timer on any of them (task, story, bug, or epic) with the hours recording against that work item.
Jira's worklog records hours that someone enters manually. But WebWork tracks the time as the work happens and adds screenshots, activity scoring, and sprint-level reporting that the worklog doesn't have.
Yes. The Jira time tracking integration works both ways, so a status change, reassignment, or workflow transition in Jira shows in WebWork as it happens. And the hours you track in WebWork appear on the matching work item in Jira.
The Jira time tracking integration with WebWork is available on all Jira plans. Plus, both Jira Cloud and Jira Server / Data Center work with WebWork, so self-hosted teams are covered.
The Jira time tracking integration takes about a minute to set up: enable Jira in WebWork, sign in, choose which Projects and members to import, and start tracking.
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