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The Log Work form is displayed when:

  • You click an empty spot on the Timesheets Calendar
  • You click on an empty spot on the canva in your Timesheet.
  • You use the Tempo Tracker widget
  • You click on the Log Work button within the issue
  • You click on an existing worklog card. 

In Worklog Calendar Time View you can be created worklogs in 15m intervals by clicking on the canvas grid and drag it towards the end time. Hovering over the grid shows start time of worklog. To log work on the issue you need the Work On Issues permissions in the issues relevant project.

Tutorial

(Video without voiceover. Time: 2:04)


Log Work

In addition to the fields shown, all fields configured as Tempo Work Attributes are displayed in the form. The Billed field is displayed in the log work form if Billed Hours is configured on your instance.

Log Work form in Worklog Calendar Time View - click to enlarge 


Steps to log work in the Log Work form:

  1. Verify the issue selected or select another issue
  2. Write a value in the default worklog fields
  3. Write or select a value on Tempo work attributes if displayed
  4. Click Save if you are done or Cancel to close without saving.

Edit Worklogs

You can click on the Worklog Card to edit a worklog in the Calendar canvas. 

User has clicked a Worklog Card to edit a worklog


Steps to edit a worklog in the Log Work form:

  1. Click on the Worklog Card for the worklog you want to edit
  2. Edit the fields according to your needs
  3. Update if you are done or Cancel to close without saving.

(info) Move and Split worklogs features are not implemented in the Log Work form in this version.

Steps to delete a worklog in the Log Work form:

  1. Click the X icon on the top right corner of the Worklog Card
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