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Simple time tracking directly from pages in Confluence without switching context and wasting time
Log work on each Confluence page
Each user can log the working time directly on the Confluence page he worked on. It's child's play: just enter the date, time and add a description. You don't need to switch to Jira and waste time looking for issues.
See the work of other contributors to the page
Unleash your team's potential. The involvement of each person is important! Thanks to the summary of logs of all users on the specific Confluence page, you won't miss anything.
Collect data to report where time is spent
In the list which is available in the global context, you can display working times in a selected period time grouped by spaces or pages. From this view, you can also export data to a .csv file for further processing.
More details
This app allows you to log in working time on specific pages in Confluence. The login history on a given page can be previewed and exported to a .csv file. In addition, there is a dashboard (report) in the global view that shows the login work time for the current user.
Some examples when you can find our app useful:
👉 copywriters or analysts, who represent the areas of business and marketing, work mainly in Confluence - they don’t need an access to Jira;
👉 meeting notes are created in Confluence - it’s natural to log work under pages, not switching context to Jira (and creating dedicated issues for the meeting);
👉 external employees who create documents in Confluence without access to Jira - they need a place to log their work for invoice settlement.
Do you want to know more? Please contact us via our Customer Portal or book a demo session via YouCanBook.me. 🖥
Privacy and security
Privacy policy
Atlassian's privacy policy is not applicable to the use of this app. Please refer to the privacy policy provided by this app's partner.
Partner privacy policyResources
Integration Details
Time Tracking for Confluence Cloud integrates with your Atlassian product. This remote service can:
- Act on a user's behalf, even when the user is offline
- Administer the host application
- Administer Confluence spaces
- Delete data from the host application