Time tracking

If you track time, you can report on it. Customize your project dashboards to include time tracking data, so you can chart things like: 

• Estimated time by assignee

• Total actual time by project section

• Total actual time by priority

• And more

The ways to record time include using an embedded timer or manually logging hours for each task.

You can compare estimated versus actual time by comparing estimated time against actual time tracked to identify variances in project delivery.

Time tracking provides insights showing who tracked time, when it was tracked, and helps fuel better future planning.

You can measure team workload and utilization as time-tracking data integrates with workload views to visualize individual and team utilization.

You can build time-based charts and reports by including time tracking data in reporting dashboards to chart estimated time by assignee, total actual time by section, priority, and more.

Time tracking helps plan future projects by allowing you to reuse time-tracking insights to build data-backed timelines and estimate budgets for upcoming projects.

There is a historical log of tracked time. Asana keeps a detailed log showing who tracked time on each task and when.

To get started with time tracking, enable estimations in your project, then start timers or enter manual hours on tasks to begin logging time.

You can integrate third-party time tools. You can use third-party integrations like Clockify and Everhour to enhance time tracking and reporting.