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Xabier Gorostiaga Uriarte
There is a very simple way to record time, which eliminates a lot of time and offers higher fidelity. At least with the organization formula that I usually use.
  • 1: I schedule the jobs on the calendar, and adjust them with the work distribution and the different views (list, gantt, etc.).
  • 2: Once the work is done, I adjust the calendar to the time actually spent, and reorganize the day accordingly.
It would be great if there were some way to directly count the work done from the calendar, once it has been adjusted to the real duration.
For this, the ideal would be: The tasks (and subtasks) in the calendar have a color and when they are reviewed and computed as real time spent, they start to have the same dimmed color (or striped, or with a different colored frame... ). The way to tell him that I have gone from scheduled time to actually spent time could be a check-in button or something similar.
I'm happy with click-up, but I spend a lot of time recording the time spent on each job and I think something much faster and more intuitive than time tracker or manual entry is needed, and I think this could be an interesting option.
I only know of software that does it like this, and I think it would be an important added value.
All the best.