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My Work is your home base in Tempo Timesheets. This is where you log and plan your time and get an overview of your timesheet progress or plans for what's coming up.

You can also integrate your Google and Office 365 calendars with My Work so that you can use the Activity Feed to easily track time against meetings or other events you have scheduled.

In My Work, you see the progress of tracked time against planned time for each day. At the end of the day, you can effortlessly log any remaining time planned for on your agenda. 

At the end of each reporting period, you can then submit your timesheet for review from My Work.

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Table 1. The My Work space

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What is this?

What does it do?

A

My Work icon

Opens up My Work. You can also press G+T from anywhere in Tempo Timesheet or Jira to get here.

B

Calendar view

This is the default view when you open My Work. It lets you visualize each day of your week in an agenda. You can easily see what to work on and when, and where you have gaps and overlaps in your day. You can log and plan your time here.

C

List view

It shows your week of activities, plans, and worklogs as cards in a list format. You can group these cards by Type or by Start Time in the Settings menu (O). You can log and plan your time here.

See Setting Personal Date and Time Format for more information.

D

Timesheet

Gives you a report-like view with lots of detail on how much time you've logged to each Jira issue. There are lots of filtering and viewing options that make this view very valuable for getting information. And, of course, you can log your time here.

See Overview of the Timesheet for information.

E

Date Picker

Displays the current weekly period. You can use the arrows to set the weekly period that you want to view.

The current day is shaded when a week is shown in the calendar, so it's easy to find.

Click the < and > arrows to go to other time periods. Clicking Today (F) is a quick way to return to the current date.

See Setting Personal Date and Time Format for more information.

F

Today

Returns you quickly to the current date if you've navigated to another time period.

G

Worklogs

This is what it's all about! You create worklogs by logging your time.

Worklogs are identified with a little green checkmark icon and are greyed out.

H

Plans

Log time to your plan by clicking this card.

Plans are identified with a little blue double arrow icon.

If you only have Tempo Timesheets installed, you can plan time for yourself and see only your own plans in the Calendar. To plan time for others, you need to have Tempo Planner installed and have the Manage Team Plans permission.

See Planning your Time and Setting Personal Date and Time Format for more information.

I

Activity Feed

A list of activities provided by Tempo Automation that you can use to log time. You can individually log these activities or log them all at once using the Log Activities (D) at the top of a day.

See Logging Time to Your Activities for information.

J

Log Activities

Log all the activities with complete worklog information at once for the day (this excludes incomplete activity cards). It also displays the total hours of the activities you can log.

K

Activity card

Log activities based on your calendar events and activities in Jira, Google Calendar, Office 365 Calendar, and Virtual Studio Code.

See Logging Time to Your Activities for information.

L

Log Time / Plan Time

Click either one to open up the form you want: Log Time form or Plan Time form. Then log or plan your time as you like!

M

Current Period

See how many logged hours you are below or above the required hours for this period.

Click the v to open the menu and then submit your timesheet, and see recent timesheets you've submitted for approval.

N

Logged time per week

Indicates how much time you’ve logged for that week. The progress bar also tracks how much time you’re logging relative to the total required hours.

O

Filter

To quickly toggle the display of all activities coming from a provider by simply clicking its checkbox. Unchecking a provider simply filters out the display of its related activities. You can also apply the filter on Incomplete Activities and Rejected Activities.

See Connecting and Disconnecting Your Activity Providers for information.

P

Settings menu

Open this menu to find options for changing display options in My Work, and also to connect your Google or Office 365 calendar to My Work.

Show Weekends displays Saturday and Sunday in the calendar week in both the List and Calendar view. Turn this off to save some horizontal space in the calendar - only if you don't work weekends, of course!

Show Rejected Activities displays rejected plans and Calendar events in the Calendar.

Set My Working Hours lets you set the start time for your daily working hours - see Setting Your Working Hours in My Work

Activities > Settings lets you connect providers (such as Calendars) for your Activity Feed. See Logging Time to Your Activities for information.

Options available only for the List view:

  • Sort by Start Time sorts the cards in the calendar by the start time. If you use start times in your time records, this is useful. You can also switch to the Calendar view (B) to see time slots in your day like an agenda.

  • Group by Type (default) groups the cards in the calendar together by type: Worklogs (G), Plans (H), or Activities (K).

Q

Issues side panel

Drag Jira issues from this panel to a day in your calendar or agenda to log time to that issue.

Click the little arrow < in the middle of the right edge of window if you don't see this panel (it's hidden by default).

See Finding Issues with the Issue Picker for more information.

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