Do you want to make logging time the easiest thing you do in a day? Check out this video to see how to do that using automation in #TempoTimesheets for Jira Cloud!
0:14 - How do you log time quickly?
0:28 - The example scenario for team leads and developers
0:55 - First thing to do is connect your Calendars and apps (providers) to My Work
1:21 - Connect your Office 365 Calendar (or Google Calendar)
1:29 - Choose a Calendar connection: Enhanced or Basic
2:14 - After connecting, events from Calendar appear as activity cards in My Work
2:20 - Hide or display these activity cards from the Filter
2:30 - Display (or hide) Jira activity cards in My Work
2:58 - Developers use the VS Code Extension app to automatically track their time working in VS Code
3:56 - How are activities created in My Work?
4:10 - Only one activity card is shown per time slot (use Calendar view to see this clearly)
4:21 - Plans take precedence over Calendar events and Jira/VS Code activities
4:37 - Calendar events take precedence over Jira/VS Code activities
5:09 - Log time to all your day's activities with a single click!
5:28 - What are incomplete activities?
5:41 - Hint: Add a Jira issue key to the title of your Calendar events to be able to log time with a single click!
6:11 - Log time to individual activities
6:19 - Edit activity card details before logging time
6:33 - Delete time records coming from activities - original cards appear again so no information lost
6:47 - That's it! Even developers won't mind logging their time now ;-)
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