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Jira Time Tracking
Without the Friction

Track your time in Elastic Time, then push it to Jira as worklogs and comments — no plugins to install, no API tokens to manage, no manual copy-paste.

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Three ways to get your time into Jira

Worklog import script

Copy a ready-made JavaScript snippet from your reports and paste it into the browser console while Jira is open. Your time entries are created as Jira worklogs using your existing session — no API tokens needed.

Comments from your notes

A second script imports your activity notes as Jira comments — one comment per activity that has a note, so the context of your work lands on the ticket where your team can see it.

Tempo-compatible CSV

On Jira Server or Data Center with Tempo? Download a Tempo-compatible CSV that aggregates your time by issue key per day, ready for import.

How it works

1

Tag with issue keys

Log your activities and tag them with Jira issue keys like PROJ-123. Tags autocomplete from your recent work.

2

Open your reports

Filter by date range, client, or project to select exactly the time entries you want to import.

3

Copy the script

Copy the worklogs or comments script to your clipboard, or download the Tempo CSV.

4

Paste into Jira

With Jira open in another tab, paste the script into the browser console. It uses your existing login — done.

Tags that link back to your tickets

Set a ticket URL prefix per client (like https://jira.company.com/browse/) and your tags become clickable links to the matching tickets in HTML exports — so clients and colleagues can cross-reference every logged hour. Read more in the integrations documentation.

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