JIRA is issue and project tracking software used around the world by development teams large and small. Now you can start a Harvest timer right from issues in JIRA. You’ll know exactly how much time is spent on the issues keeping you from hitting the next project milestone — whether it’s a bug, new feature, or other improvement.
Every feature is designed to keep the focus on your work, not your timesheet. The name of an issue is pulled in automatically into the notes field of a timer. Total time spent and by which team members is included in the timer window, so you’ll know who to follow up with before you get started. And in case you’re starting a timer for a project that doesn’t exist yet, you can create a project on the fly without leaving JIRA.
Grab the integration from the Atlassian Marketplace and start tracking time on the next issue!
Great to see Harvest integrating with JIRA – both are essential tools for us! Are there plans to make available for download? Not everyone is on JIRA on-demand.
Hi @ATM,
There’s a 3rd party JIRA integration for on-premise JIRA users: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.strategery.plugins.harvest.jira-harvest-tracker
It’s had some really great reviews!
Tried it, but not very helpful to me so cancelled.
I expected Tasks to be sync’d with Jira tickets so I could select/report total time by Jira ticket. Not a static list of generic tasks. Would even be better to have projects linked to Epics so I could roll up all time per Epic.
Thanks for the feedback @Ronnie. The goal was just to let folks track time easily from within Jira we didn’t get into any syncing.