Timesheets by Tempo vs. Timeular

tracking time on actual tickets being worked is a great fit. trying to track soft functions that normally have nothing to do with Jira is much more cumbersome and difficult to manage.

Incentivized

Really focused on using within a desktop environment rather than on the road (although there is a mobile app to use as an alternate). The tangible feel of the device on the desk makes it really easy to switch between tracking activities without interfering with your ongoing work. You need to carefully consider what activities to track as there are only 8 options.

Incentivized

• Calendar integration is easy to set up and can make logging time even easier
• Chrome extension is also very handy to track time on the fly
• Tempo-UI is pretty user friendly, like the ability to favorite jira tickets and duplicate time entries.

Incentivized

• Very easy to switch between activities
• Immediate availability of dashboard data
• Avoids the clutter of more pc based programmes

Incentivized

• Minor things, like changing tabs on list of tickets on the calendar view doesn't reset the scroll so sometimes it looks like you 'lost' your tickets and it can be confusing.

Incentivized

• Greater range of reusable activity icon stickers

Incentivized

I have tried pc based software equivalents including Toggl but managing it on the pc workstation makes it just another software item. I selected Timeular because it is a tangible item on my desk. This "breaks" the connection with the PC and means I am far less likely to track my activity throughout the day.

Incentivized

• great detail for audit and compliance
• insight for individual contributors about where they are spending their time

Incentivized

• Positive improvement in my time management
• Makes it easier to work in bitesize chunks
• Helps with focus on specific activiries

Incentivized