Time Tracking Logging / Save us some mouse clicks
under review
Simon den Otter
Would be great to be able (again) to log the time with hitting "Enter". As a heavy user it would save me a ton of clicks :-)
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Luke Flegg
I type 1 and hitting Enter doesn't do anything. Obviously I'm not logging 1 minute of time. I wish it did what Wrike did and made an assumption. At least an assumption give me the OPTION of saving time when the assumption is correct. If I seriously want to log 1 minute, I can type 1m > Enter. Currently Clickup forces me to type m or h, then then hit Enter. Annoying when it's something you do with every task / every day.
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Brian Shen
under review
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John Catherall
I'd love to use the default time tracking, but it lacks so many basic features as many have commented here and other related posts. One of the most frustrating aspects for me is being unable to round up/down or to the nearest amount of time. For example, I charge in 15m increments and so I don't want clients to see say 11m on dashboards or in tasks. It just feels like such an undeveloped element of a task management system.
Julian Pustkuchen
The whole time tracking widget should please undergo a UX review. It's not really on the level we know from clickup. Some examples:
- Description field should be visible by default and be multiline
- Billable should be enabled by default (by setting)
- Timer should be pausable
- Time entry owner should be changeable for admin
- If no time unit (m/h/s) is entered, log it in hours or add a setting to let the user chose his time unit. HAVING to enter it is mad.
- Tracking time for other users should be allowed and CU should
separated "tracked by" and "tracked for" in that case
And please have a look at other existing time tracking solutions... time tracking still seems unfinished.
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Kat
Would love to right click a task and start/end tracking time on it
Ivan Villa
planned