Hi,
i am wondering if you have came across the struggle to complete a timesheet with timecodes coming from tasks connected to CRM. So basicaly, CRM has many customers and projects with tasks assigned to each project. IT team is requested to put their hours under those tasks.<p>But having too many tasks to do all day takes long time.. do you ever came across such requirement?
"How should I track my hours?" is a question for management. Or more specifically, "this is what I did, how do you want me to code it?" The best way to code something can vary depending on what higher layers of management are trying to accomplish, the nature of the contracts, differences between contracts with overlapping scope, budgets among contracts, budgets for overhead, and as many other factors as are possible.<p>In the end, the best way to code the time is probably a quasi-fictional distribution that makes everyone's life easier. Easier by avoiding projects going over budget. Easier by avoiding "too much overhead expense." Easier because it makes some VP happy. [edit: it is also possible that the exercise is internal and to determine how to better price contracts. unlikely. but possible.]<p>Good luck.
Definitly. Best soltion i have seen to track it is some kind of Matrix where
Y: tasks worked on
X: das of month
Cell contains spent time
Below x is the sum of each day<p>However with over 100 tasks per month it gets complicated<p>There are jira addons for this