Jira’s own worklog is hours typed in by hand. WebWork tracks time on your Jira issues with screenshots and activity levels behind every hour. The hours are logged on each issue as native worklog entries and appear on the timesheets you approve and bill from.
Imported members keep their Jira role in WebWork. Their hours on every Jira issue land on one timesheet, ready for approval, invoices and payroll.
Import your Jira projects and issues once. Webhooks keep them current, and your team’s tracked time is logged on each issue.
Bring over members, projects and issues. Pick which projects come, and which issue statuses come with them.
Add your Atlassian API token, and a change on a Jira issue is mirrored in WebWork the moment it happens.
Webhooks carry the change; nothing is synced by hand.
Turn on Two-way sync, and what you do in WebWork reaches Jira.
Time tracked in WebWork is logged on the Jira issue as a native worklog entry, under the person who tracked it. Teammates who live in Jira see the hours without opening WebWork.
Add a task in WebWork inside a synced Jira project. With two-way sync on, it appears in Jira, ready to track.
Your plan comes in from Jira. WebWork tracks the work. Time and issue changes go back to Jira.
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The same Friday, 5 pm, in two teams.
Hours chased in chat, typed in from memory
Hours tracked on Jira issues, the week ready on its own
Every tracked hour carries its Jira project, issue and member. The same hours become the timesheet you approve, the invoice you send and the payroll you run.
Each hour tracked on a Jira issue also appears on your timesheets, invoices, payroll and reports.
Screenshots taken while the timer runs show the work behind each hour on an issue.
Keyboard and mouse activity, apps and websites show how the time on an issue was spent.
Mark time as billable and invoice clients from the hours tracked on their Jira issues.
Hours tracked on Jira issues appear on timesheets that managers review and approve.
Run payroll from the hours your team tracked on Jira issues.
Ask WebWork AI about hours, projects and activity, and get answers from your workspace data.
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Engineering and product teams that run their sprints in Jira.
Agencies and consultancies that bill development hours by Jira issue.
Managers who want to see the time behind each issue without asking for updates.
Operations teams that run on Jira, Slack, Confluence and Notion, and want one timesheet.
Support and QA teams that work the Jira queue all day.
Three steps in WebWork and your Atlassian account.
Open Integrations in WebWork, enable Jira and accept the permissions it asks for.
Pick the Atlassian organization to connect and authorize WebWork.
Pick the members, projects and issue statuses to import. Add your Atlassian API token for live sync, then turn on sending tracked time.
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