Step 1 - Integrations

The true power of Chronoscope is unlocked when you enable integrations. It allows Chronoscope to pre-fill your timesheets with meaningful data so you just have to confirm them, not create them from scratch.

Basic Integrations

These integrations allow your team to receive interactive pre-filled timesheets.

Slack

Link Slack to Chronoscope and receive interactive pre-filled timesheets in Slack.

Click here to setup your Slack integration

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Advanced Integrations

These integrations contribute to fully automate your time tracking.

Jira

Link Jira to Chronoscope to sync your project and monitor task activity to create pre-filled timesheets.

Click here to setup your Jira integration

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Google Calendar BETA

Link Google Calendar to Chronoscope to generate pre-filled timesheets based on your events.

Click here to setup your Google Calendar integration

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Step 2 - Hub Overview

The Hub is a central application where you can manage your workspace, configure settings, manage time entries and view data.

Review Workspace Settings

We strongly suggest you read this simple recap of how settings behave.

Then, make sure you fully understand your Workspace Settings

Note: workspace settings are overridable per user in the Personal Settings

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Dashboard

Unless you use the Slack integration, this is where you validate your time entries. Again, you should use integrations to minimize the amount of manual actions taken.

Step 3 - See it happen

Congrats, you are all set!

If you are using the Slack integration, Chronoscope will send you a message whenever it logs some time for you.

If you are not using the Slack integration, visit the Hub so you can view / validate the created time entries. We suggest you go and check based on the Time Entries setting you configured here.

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