#JIRA CLIENT APPS INSTALL#

If you have signed up before Aug 9, 2021, please click Previous plans to view your applicable plans. Only time entries stopped in Jira issues are going to be added to the work log.We have recently refreshed our branding across our offerings and changed the names of our pricing plans. Likewise, if you edit/delete a time entry in Clockify, it will not be reflected in Jira. If you edit/delete a time log entry from Jira work log, note that this will not be synced with Clockify, meaning that a time entry in Clockify will not be updated/deleted. Work log shows a timeline of each time entry recorded by everyone for that issue. When you stop the timer, the entry will be saved in Clockify and a time log will be created in the Jira work log (time spent field). In order for the integration to pick up the right project/task/tag, it either has to already exist in Clockify, or you need to set the right permissions in Clockify’s Workspace Settings and make sure all users can create new projects/tasks/tags. Information about an Epic or a Sprint will not be recorded, however, if you track time directly on an Epic in Jira it will create a time entry in Clockify with a tag Epic. You can add more tags to your time entry directly from Jira.

Tags – correspond to issue types (bug/task/story) and labels in Jira.

Tracking time on a Child issue in Jira will be picked up as a task in Clockify with a tag Subtask. You can manually change the task you are working on directly from Jira by clicking on the task name and selecting the one you want from the dropdown.

Task – the Jira issue key where you started the timer will be picked up as a task (subproject) in Clockify.

Project – your project in Jira will be picked up as a Project in Clockify.

Description – Clockify will pick up the Jira issue key number and issue title as a time entry description.

These permissions can be set in the Workspace settings. To make this possible, a user must have permission to create projects, tasks, and tags in Clockify. If there is no corresponding Jira project, task, or tag in Clockify, the integration can automatically create it in Clockify. When the timer starts, Clockify will automatically pick up the issue title, task, project, and label (tag) from Jira if the corresponding project, task, etc. Please note that the current limitation for projects shown in the Project picker on Plug-in is 790. Copy your key to the API key field in your Jira issue.At the bottom of this page click the Generate button to generate your API key.Log in to your Clockify account and go to the Profile Settings page (or click on the Get API key link in your Jira issue and you’ll be automatically redirected to your Clockify Profile settings).This key is used to connect your Clockify account to your Jira account. The first time you click on Clockify timer button, you will be asked for the Clockify API key. If you’re using Clockify Server, you need to specify in the plugin’s Settings the URL to your Clockify Server account.

#JIRA CLIENT APPS INSTALL#

(After the installation is complete this setting can be turned off).Īfter Enable development mode is turned on, you can install your custom Jira plugin by selecting the Upload URL option, and providing a previously created public URL. Since this plugin is not being installed via the Jira marketplace, you will first have to Enable development mode in your cloud Jira by going to Manage Apps/ Settings. This image needs to run with your custom Clockify URL with enabling an HTTPS public URL for communication between Jira cloud and your Clockify server. Please note that only Jira admins can manage apps in Jira and install the Clockify app.Ĭlockify Server plan users can contact us to receive a docker image of a custom Jira plugin. You should receive a notification once the installation is complete and Clockify timer button will appear in all Jira issues so you can start tracking time.

Jira client apps