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Only you can see your activities in My Work - no one else in your organization can see them until you log time to them. See Artificial Intelligence - FAQs for more information about Tempo automation. |
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In your Activity settings, you can connect to a provider to populate your Activity Feed. The currently supported providers are Google Calendar, Office 365 Calendar, VS Code Extension for Tempo Timesheets, JetBrains Extension for Tempo Timesheets, and GitHub Suggestions for Tempo Timesheets. Since Tempo Timesheets and Tempo Planner are embedded in Jira, you don’t have to explicitly connect to it; however, you can turn off the display of activity cards coming from Jira using the Filter (see Filtering Your Activity Providers).
For example, if you want to connect to your Office 365 Calendar so that it appears in your Activity Feed, follow these steps:
In My Work, click the Settings icon
in the top right, then select Settings under ACTIVITIES.
In the Activity Settings, click the edit (pencil) icon next to Office 365 Calendar. The INACTIVE label indicates that the calendar is not connected yet.
You are redirected to the Tempo Apps page where you can sign in to your Office 365 Calendar - see Connecting Your External Calendars for more information.
Once you’ve signed in to your Office 365 account and selected your calendar, you’re all set!
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When you return to My Work, the Office 365 Calendar becomes active and activity cards from your calendar events appear in My Work.
You can hide and display these cards in My Work using the Filter menu - see Filtering Your Activity Providers.
To log time to the calendar events, see Logging Time to Your Activities.
Disabling the Connection with Your Activity Providers
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If you want to stay connected with your provider, but temporarily hide cards coming from it, simply turn off the provider in the Filter - see Filtering Your Activity Providers for more information. |
To disable the connection with a provider:
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