Easier reporting: Combine Tempo Timesheets with Epic Sum Up for Jira
Tempo Team
Getting everyone on your team to log their time can be a major headache for any manager – the value of having your team’s hours to hand is well-known but getting a hold of the entire picture and then working with it can be daunting.
So what if your project managers and executives were able to better use existing time reporting to save the company money?
This is what companies have done by combining Timesheets with the app Epic Sum Up, which is an app on the Atlassian Marketplace from top German vendor APTIS.
Epic Sum Up for overview and Timesheets for time reports
Think of it as a series of progress bars that Epic Sum Up adds across Jira. What it does is let you see logged time vs. budget from anywhere, with no need to open reports
Epic Sum Up has changed the way teams documented hours and reduced changes during a project. The result is greater accuracy in estimation and project budgeting.
Epic Sum Up gives you the overview you need to understand your worklogs and then in one click you can get to your Timesheets reports.
How Epic Sum Up supports Timesheets
Epic Sum Up defines the context with overviews anyone on your team can understand, then when the time is right, you get to the powerful reports you love with Timesheets in a single click.
No configuration is required. Epic Sum Up adds a real-time overview of everything in an epic, container or project without having to immediately go into reports.
Installing Epic Sum Up allows you to get from the overview of an epic to Timesheets reports without having to manually adjust the filter each time. This saves time and avoids manual errors.
Sign up for a demo
RegisterOne click to Tempo Reports
Want to know how to get to your Timesheets in one click inside Epic Sum Up?
Wherever you see the Tempo logo just click and instantly you open the Tempo reports for that epic, container, or project.
Click and arrive on a report with pre-defined list view of the Tempo Timesheet report and timeframe so that every worklog in your project is included.
What else can you do with Epic Sum Up?
Display as progress bars
Story points, completed issues, time budget, time spent, status category, revenue, attachments, comments, or any custom value.
Stop missing important information buried inside an epic or container
See an overview of the summarized hierarchy from boards, issue view, issue navigator, or dashboards
Reports Inside the Issue
No need to create reports for everything
With custom fields, you can see progress as part of the issue (this feature was in development for Cloud as of posting)
Containers (Server & Data Center only)
Build more detailed issue structures with like container in container
Container function that works similar to an epic, use your own issue types to work like epics
Want to learn more about Epic Sum Up?
To get a free evaluation visit the Epic Sum Up Atlassian Marketplace page. To learn more, visit epicsumup.com.
