If you choose to adjust it, you can let Jira automatically adjust the time remaining by adding back the deleted time or set it to another time manually. You'll be asked whether you'd like to adjust the remaining time estimate. Find the work log entry and choose Delete.You can also delete other people's time log entries if you've been granted the Delete All Work Logs permission. You can delete your own time log entries if you have been granted the Delete Own Work Logs permission. Complete any relevant fields and choose Save.Find the time log entry and choose Edit.

Open an issue and choose Work log in the activity section at the bottom of the issue.You can edit your own time log entries if you've been granted the edit own work logs permission. You can also edit other people's time log entries if you've been granted the Edit All Work Logs permission. > Log work (or click on the time tracking field)įill in the Log time fields and select Save.This will let you compare your original estimate with how long it actually took to resolve the issue. Once you've started to work on a specific issue, log time to keep a record of it.

In a remote-first world, it is crucial to know who is working on what and for how long. Default conversion rates are 1w = 5d and 1d = 8h. A Jira time tracker is especially essential for better resource allocation, forecasting, and decision-making.

If you type a number without specifying a time unit-you type '2' instead of '2h'-the default time unit that your Jira admin has specified will apply.

You can specify additional time units after a time value 'X', such as Xw, Xd, Xh, or Xm, to represent weeks (w), days (d), hours (h), and minutes (m), respectively.

Jira project time tracking