You can upgrade from Clockwork Lite to Pro or downgrade from Pro to Lite without losing the worklogs data. Worklogs in Clockwork are synchronized with native Jira worklogs. Learn more
Feature
Clockwork Pro
Clockwork Lite
Track Time
Use Automatic or Manual Timers
Set automatic timers that run whenever an issue with an assignee is in an Active status or allow users to start and stop timers on an issue manually. Clockwork Pro allows you to use an unlimited number of timers. The Lite version has timers limited to 300 per month.
You might want to track your team’s time spent on internal more generic activities such as daily stand-ups, weekly meetings, admin, lunch breaks, or leave. Internal Activities in Clockwork can be filtered for on the Timesheet and in the Log Work dialog.
You can filter or breakdown your timesheets by multiple factors including projects, users, teams, epics, issue types, custom fields, versions, custom worklog attributes and many others.
Add Time Spent, which will automatically calculate the Remaining Estimate. Edit the Remaining Estimate whenever you need. See the progress of your tasks by comparing Estimates and Time Spent.
Add Clockwork Worklogs Summary to see the split of time on a chart or the Clockwork Report gadget to see a saved Timesheet Report in your Jira dashboard.
Configure Working Hours at a Global, Project or User Level
Clockwork timers use Working Hours to calculate the actual time an issue was being worked on. Clockwork timers will always use the most specific calendar available (assignee, then project, then global).
Define Billing Periods to lock or unlock time edits after the billing is closed
Billing periods allow you to define how often you want to work on your billing data and lock adding, editing, or removing worklogs within a locked billing period to ensure that your invoices' data remains correct.
Search for Issues with Running Timers or Issues with Relative Accumulated Hours
Use the timerIsRunning extension to find issues that currently have a running timer. The allTimersInHours extension returns a numeric value that can be used in relative expressions.
Define who should have access to Timesheets, Reports, Teams, Billing Periods, and Timers or who should be able to log time on someone’s behalf or edit Working Hours.