7pace Timetracker for Azure DevOps

Designed for software developers, 7pace Timetracker extends Azure DevOps to include professional time recording, forecasting, and management capabilities. 7pace Timetracker is so seamlessly integrated, you’ll think it’s always been there.

Timetracker 5 with reporting is now available.

Keep your work, on your work items

7pace Timetracker is not just a time tracker. It supports engineers, builds feedback, and helps your team learn and improve over time. It automates standard tasks, lets you create reports, and helps forecast project time. 7pace Timetracker integrates unobtrusively into your existing IT landscape and has its own integrated security and permission model.

Track as you go or add time later

Need to update your work at the end of the week? The Timesheet page displays the week with all work items from the iteration and even remembers which ones were in-progress on which days, without you having to rack your brain. Organize all your work logs with the customizable Times Explorer page and save it as a "layout" that you can return to with just a click. You can even use 7pace Timetracker to keep internal records for time outside of work like parental, holiday, and sick leave.

NEW! Timetracker 5.0 Reports

New to version 5.0.! Individual, team, and custom reports powered by version 3 of the REST-based reporting API. 7+ customizable widget types that let you see data that you need, how you need it. In addition to the six default reports in Reporting, users can create custom reports for individuals or teams. All report types can be exported to Excel (PDF export coming soon). Version 5.0 updates include a new reporting tab with default and custom reports, 7+ reporting widget types, version 3 of the reporting API, and support of Azure DevOps’ dark theme. Upcoming releases to version 5 will include performance updates, geo-distribution, canned reports, report sharing and PDF export, and additions to the widget gallery.

Forward, engineers

The paradigm of time recording has changed. Today, it is driven by teams and engineers, taking control of their work. Teams all over the world are using 7pace Timetracker to learn from previous estimations, identify bottlenecks and broken sprints earlier in the development cycle, better forecast and plan, as well as actively join the planning process with informed recommendations.

You can create your own clients or connect 7pace Timetracker with your existing application lifecycle tools via the Client API, with full C-R-U-D and tracking capabilities.

• Automate the burndown chart and the estimation of remaining hours based on delivered work.
• Complete the approval of a working week as a simple handshake between engineers and leads.
• Analyze the health of a sprint with the Iterations page and identify how work is progressing or if your sprint needs to be adjusted.

Manage organizations and budgets

7pace Timetracker provides you with an easier way to manage project time and access budget capabilities.

• For Microsoft Project users: Synchronize completed work to keep your project up-to-date and on track.
• Visualize and define what is billable to organizations.
• Adjust/assign effort to internal or external budgets.
• Create unlimited budgets: get the full picture on the current state of spending per epic, feature, project, or budget, directly from within the work item.

Documentation and help

Full documentation available on https://support.7pace.com/hc/.

Support

Our extended business hours are Mondays to Fridays from 9 AM to 8 PM CET. Get help at https://support.7pace.com or email support@7pace.com. You can also follow us on Twitter at @madeby7pace.

Feature requests

We love to hear from you. Is there a feature you’ve been waiting for? Send us a Feature Request in our support center.

7pace Blog

Get straightforward info on-time recording and agile software development, updates on our product, behind-the-scenes development, and special announcements on our blog at https://www.7pace.com/blog/.