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One of our key goals here at Tempo is to make time-tracking as effortless as possible. In the past few years we’ve developed a number of automation strategies, including the ability to integrate your Google and Office 365 calendars, as well as get issue suggestions linked to your Jira activity. This is all designed to make it much easier for you and your employees to track where you’re spending your time.
We’re excited to announce that we’ve advanced our automation engine even further in the past few months and are putting finishing touches on its design. Known as Activity Feed, this feature will track your activity in a range of places – from Jira to VS Code to your calendar – and provide you with smart suggestions about where you've spent your time. You can then log your activities in My Work with just one click, creating time records simply and easily.
Excited by the sound of this? We'll be rolling out these changes to your instances in the coming weeks, so you won't have to wait too much longer. In the meantime, we are making some changes to the UI to pave the way for this new feature. This includes the following updates:
Calendar view options
In the Calendar view, the time view has now changed to the Calendar tab and the list view has become the List tab. There are no changes to their functionality; they have simply moved. Bookmark and Favorites URLs will not be affected by this change.
Date and total logged time
The weekly period has moved to the left of the Calendar view. You can still use the arrows to navigate through different weeks. The logged hours over total required hours (e.g., 25h/40h) is now on the right.
View dropdown
The View dropdown has now become the settings icon. Its dropdown menu has not changed.
Again, all of these changes will pave the way for more significant feature changes in the weeks ahead. We look forward to unveiling them soon and getting your feedback.
