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Welcome to the Supported Time Tracking Providers guide. This section provides an overview of the time tracking systems compatible with Chronova.

The guide covers the following topics:

Chronova automatically integrates with the time tracking providers available in your Jira instance.

Currently, Chronova supports the following time tracking providers:

  • Jira's Native Time Tracking

  • Tempo Timesheets

These integrations ensure that time tracking data is captured accurately, without the need for manual selection of the provider.

Jira's Native Time Tracking

For teams using Jira’s built-in time tracking, Chronova automatically captures all time entries logged through Jira issues. There is no additional setup required beyond ensuring proper permissions for time tracking in Jira. Time entries will appear directly in Chronova’s dashboard and reports, offering a real-time view of project progress.

Tempo Timesheets Integration

Chronova also supports Tempo Timesheets, but this requires some additional configuration steps to ensure full functionality.

Additional Configuration

For Tempo, an extra configuration step is required within the Chronova Admin Section. This ensures that time logs sync properly between Tempo and Chronova. Details on how to complete this step can be found in the /wiki/spaces/II/pages/770015234.

Verifying Integration

Once your time tracking provider is set up and detected by Chronova, you can:

  • Test Logging Time: Log time within a Jira issue using your preferred method, either through Jira’s native time tracking or Tempo Timesheets.

  • Check Chronova’s Dashboard: Verify that the time entry appears accurately in Chronova’s dashboard and reports.

Read more about /wiki/spaces/II/pages/772603925 in Chronova.

Troubleshooting

If you experience issues with time tracking data syncing:

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