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Manage Permissions

Clockwork permissions are only available in Clockwork Pro

To use Clockwork in your Jira instance, you usually don’t have to configure anything - it’s ready to use straight out of the box, and the users typically have all the required permissions. If you encounter issues accessing our app’s features, please ensure the users have the required permissions to complete the attempted action.

Jira Permissions that Impact Clockwork

Along with Clockwork custom permissions, Clockwork also uses the following Jira permissions:

  • Work On Issues Permission – The Work on Issues permission is required for users to log work on an issue / work item.

  • Browse Projects Permission –To view worklogs in the Timesheet, you must have the Browse Projects permission for all of the projects referenced by the worklogs.

  • Delete All Worklogs Permission – To delete all worklogs created on work items, a user must have permission to Delete All Worklogs permission.

  • Delete Own Worklogs Permission – The Delete Own Worklogs permission allows users to delete their worklogs from Jira work items.

  • Edit All Worklogs Permission – The Edit All Worklogs permission allows users to edit all worklogs.

  • Edit Own Worklogs Permission – The Edit Own Worklogs permission allows users to edit their worklogs.

  • Assignable User – For a user to appear in the “Log work for“ dropdown, they need:

    • The Assignable User permission

    • The Work on Issues permission

Clockwork Global Permissions

Clockwork Pro comes with it’s own set of Global and Project permissions that can help you further fine-tune your control over user interactions with the app.

Clockwork Global permissions include:

  • Clockwork Admin Access – This permission gives you access to Global and Project Timesheets, Timers, API, Teams, and Billing Periods. It is granted to all users by default.

  • Clockwork Timesheet Access –This permission gives you access to Global and Project Timesheets, Reports, and API. It is not granted to users by default.

Clockwork Edit Own Working Hours Access

Enabling this permission allows users to edit their own Clockwork Working Hours. By default, only Jira Administrators have access.

Clockwork Edit All Working Hours Access

This permission gives users the ability to edit all Clockwork Working Hours. By default only Jira Administrators have access.

Clockwork Bugdeting Access (BETA)

Ability to set and view hourly costs and rates for users and see costs and revenue reports. Learn more

Setting Clockwork Global Permissions

  1. Log in as a Jira Administrator and go to Jira Settings > System > Global permissions.

  2. Scroll down to Grant Permission.

  3. Select the appropriate permission in the Grant dropdown.

  4. Select the appropriate user group in the Group dropdown.

  5. Click Add.

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Clockwork Project Permissions

These permissions require you to configure Clockwork as the time tracking provider in your global Jira settings.

Clockwork View All Worklogs   

By default, the Clockwork tab showing worklogs will be visible only to people who have Work On Issues project permission. If you want to make worklogs visible to other users, use this permission.

Clockwork View All Hours   

This permission allows you to show a summary of time spent by each user on the issue without showing the users' worklogs.

Clockwork Log Work for Others   

Users with this permission can report time on behalf of other users. See this page for more details.

Setting Project Permissions in Company-managed Projects

  1. Navigate to Project Settings > Permissions.

  2. Click Edit Permissions under the Actions menu.

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  3. Scroll down to Time Tracking Permissions.

  4. Click Update for the appropriate permission.

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  5. Use the checkboxes to indicate who you want to grant the permission to.

  6. Click Update.

Setting Project Permissions in Team-managed Projects

  1. Navigate to Project Settings > Access.

  2. Click the Manage roles button (top right).

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  3. Click Create role.

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  4. Name the role and select the App permissions tab.

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  5. Select the appropriate permission.

  6. Select the users/groups who will be added to the role.

  7. Click Create.

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