BirdsEye

Jira time tracking with worklogs that stay correct.

BirdsEye tracks time against Jira issues automatically and keeps the worklogs matched to what was actually tracked, including after an entry is edited or deleted.

How BirdsEye tracks time in Jira

  1. Connect Jira

    An administrator adds the Jira account and tests the connection.

  2. Map it to teams

    Each Jira account is mapped to the teams that should use it.

  3. Pick issues in the agent

    Employees choose a real Jira issue as their task, without leaving the agent.

  4. Worklogs follow

    BirdsEye creates, updates and removes worklogs so Jira matches tracked time.

Jira worklog sync that corrects itself

  • Edits carry through

    Change or delete a time entry in BirdsEye and the Jira worklog is updated or removed.

  • Nothing is logged twice

    Each person's day is recomputed from de-duplicated time, so running the sync again never posts a second worklog.

  • Failures retry

    A failed sync retries on a widening backoff. Administrators see worklog health and can retry by hand.

Jira integration details

Jira is available on the Team and Business plans.

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Several Jira accounts
Add one account per workspace and map each to specific teams.
Issue import
Browse and import issues from Jira.
Issue picker
Employees pick a Jira issue as their task in the desktop agent.
Two devices, one worklog
Overlapping time on two machines is counted once before it reaches Jira.
Connection testing
Test an account's connection from the integrations screen.
Who manages it
Administrators add and edit integrations. Managers can view them and their team mappings.

Frequently asked questions

Does BirdsEye log time to Jira automatically?

Yes. Once a Jira account is connected and mapped to a team, time tracked against a Jira issue is written to that issue as a worklog.

What happens in Jira if I edit or delete tracked time?

The worklog is corrected. BirdsEye continuously reconciles each person's day against Jira, so an edited entry updates its worklog and a deleted entry removes it.

Can repeated syncs create duplicate worklogs?

No. Reconciliation compares tracked time with what Jira already holds, so it is safe to run again.

Can I connect more than one Jira site?

Yes. You can add several Jira accounts, one per workspace, and map each to the teams that should use it.

What happens if a Jira sync fails?

The sync retries automatically on a widening backoff. Administrators can see worklog health on the integrations screen and retry failures manually.

Let Jira worklogs match the day that was worked.

Start a free 14-day trial and connect a Jira account, or book a demo first.