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Start a Timer on the Task Workspace
Start a Timer on the Task Workspace
Updated over a week ago

The timer can be started directly within the task workspace. This allows you to keep track of the time you and your team members are spending on the task for billing and productivity purposes.

Start a Timer From the Task Workspace

1. To get started, navigate to the Task workspace for a relevant task.

2. View the amount of time logged for the selected task in the upper left corner of the task.

Only Saved time entries will be included in the Time Logged calculation.

3. Click on the timer icon in line with the task status.

4. Click Start new timer.

  • A new timer will start in the pop-out.

  • The new timer can also be viewed from the Time menu on the global navigation bar.

  • Pause, Save, or Delete the timer in the pop-out menu.

  • Resume a paused timer by clicking the Play button.

5. Click My Saved Time to view all saved time entries associated with the task.

  • Click on the Pencil icon to edit a saved time entry.

  • Click the Archive button to archive a saved time entry.

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Start a Timer for Subtasks

Time can be added to subtasks from directly within the task workspace. To get started, navigate to the Task Workspace for a relevant task.

1. Click on the Timer icon in line with a relevant subtask.

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2. Click Start new timer.

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  • A new timer will start in the pop-out.

  • The information fields will automatically update to reflect the associated task and subtask information.

  • The new timer can also be viewed from the Time menu on the global navigation bar.

  • Pause, Save, or Delete the timer in the pop-out menu.

  • Resume a paused timer by clicking the Play button.

3. Click My Saved Time to view all saved time entries associated with the subtask.

  • Click on the Pencil icon to edit a saved time entry.

  • Click the Archive button to archive a saved time entry.

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