Opiniones de Tempo Timesheets

Es un aplicativo amigable para dar de alta las actividades que se realizan y mostrar los tiempos que requieren, además de poder vincular la cuenta con otras aplicaciones

No he encontrado algo que no me guste en el aplicativo

Lo que me parece mejor de este software es que yo como administradora puedo llevar un control de cuantas horas estan trabajando los empelados para su cliente, para que, asi cuando llegue el momento de la facturacion, no existan errores en las horas que se cobraran y despues de pagaran.

Cuando ya fue aprobado un dia y luego se tienen que hacer cambios, no estan facil el proceso de este cambio. Es lo unco que no me fascina de este software.

Is a fantastic way to get things organized. Even log our work, control teams, reporting, budgeting. Vert fast and very Jira

I think for the price there are another cheap options, maybe for small teams might be cheaper until they grow.

I like that it is easy to add time from JIRA and I don't need to go to a separate application.

I wish there was an easier way to get the information from Tempo to accounting software (i.e. Quickbooks Online) currently I have to copy the information over line by line when invoicing.

It tracks time by issue and outputs the data into reports that are mostly usable.

It’s slow. Despite me always selecting things like grid view, etc., it often reverts back to other views I don’t use. Timesheets always default to displaying the entire current month - even when it’s the first day of the month.

Ease of use - everything is found where you'd expect it and it "just works"
Customizable reports, mainly really intuitive grouping and filtering
Fresh look

Inability to disallow logging to selected issues

Tempo Timesheets is easy to install, configure and use. The Chrome plug-in is helpful to start and stop the timer and the reporting is excellent. It’s deep integration with Jira makes it unparalleled as a time tracking tool for Jira

The roadmap of new features is a bit slower than I’d like.

I like that tempo makes time tracking, and reporting, within Jira extremely, extremely easy.

I don't like the additional monthly cost - Atlassian should acquire Tempo and offer it inside Jira!

i like the timetable feature as well as the integration into jira fits our needs

some features are lacking a smooth user experience. reports could be done better

Tempo Timesheets is a great app for time tracking when using Jira. Its ease of integration with Jira is very easy and intuitive to use. Being able to have specific teams with a supervisor for quicker and easier timesheet approvals is key. Along with having the ability to add accounts along with custom worklog attribute fields to help label the work being logged!

The reporting in Tempo is not bad but it could be better. Unfortunately, all Tempo data can not be pulled to give you a full picture of what your company is logging total work towards with Jira information. Tempo is making efforts in approving this.

The ease of reporting between projects and users as well as being able to view planned time

The limitations on using custom fields for reporting

Easy to Use - requires minimal training
Allows recording of Worked & Billed hours

Searching for Issues could be better
Handling of Billed hours could be better
Rates just aren’t useable in our use case

Tempo is very easy to use compare to other tool. Its seamless integration with Jira, make our life easier for the project managment.

Tempo cost if bit higher compare to other altnatives.

Tempo had a number of views to allow you to enter time easily. It integrates nicely with Jira. It does not try to be original, but it is useful. The integration with Google calendar is top. Reports and accounts help us to get an accounting overview.

The dictionary to search tickets to book on is not good. The base search in Korea is much better. Also, tempo always required filters to select, while not using the existing projects as a filter... Yes I can make a filter for that, but I have other things to do .. :-)

I've used up to a dozen time tracking products, and the easy of use on this is the best. It creates less pain for a painful process of time tracking.

Some parts behave as unexpected. Removing people from teams/jira messed up their reports. Deleting Jira issues also deletes the time (This one is key - it'd be awesome if I don't have to worry about this)

Tempo brings the most comprehensive and impressive timesheet management to Jira - we have found this to be the best timesheet management add on with an excellent array of features and a decent mobile app.

Putting all the Tempo products together gets very expensive but we've generally found them to be good value for money.

We rely heavily on Tempo to keep track of our client billable and support hours. Tempo's robust account management system has met our requirements for the past 6 years. It's really the only solution that meets our needs.

Only negative is the lack of reporting around the worklog attributes.

Easy to record time spent. It does its name said.

Two major concerns here, one is the price. Our company has 35-40 users using Jira. However, only 10 people max are using Tempo. But the bill of Tempo is applied to all users which is not flexible. The second concerns is the reporting. We set up a custom field to identify each business sector, but it's not easy to use this field to group time log.

This software is easy to navigate and set up for our team. end users have been able to use without much help.

there is no option to to turn off the submit your time - we don't use that feature, but it would be nice to not have "submit your time" we get a lot of questions about it.

Tempo is directly integrated with Jira - so super easy to use and a seamless part of the team's daily workflow. Hours are tracked against tasks, epics, projects and accounts - which makes it really easy to get the reporting data I need.

The only thing really missing for me is pulling advanced financial reports based on the type of billing model I'm using for a client or project. I still need to pull the data and then run pivots and additional calculations to get what I need - but I understand this is on Tempo's product roadmap.