Great for time tracking, works the best with Chrome extension plus Android app.
I didn't use all the features available but for my needs it worked out perfectly. Their customer service is very responsive and polite when it comes to inquiries made.
Connect Azure DevOps with TrackingTime in the way that best fits your workflow. Track time from within Azure DevOps using our browser extension, or sync your Azure DevOps projects automatically into TrackingTime to keep your workspace aligned — two different integration methods designed for different needs.
Azure DevOps is Microsoft’s cloud-based platform for planning, tracking, building, and delivering software. Its core services — including Azure Boards, Repos, Pipelines, and Test Plans — help teams manage backlogs, collaborate on code, automate deployments, and monitor project health. Azure Boards is especially popular for Agile planning and sprint management, organizing work through tasks, bugs, user stories, and other work items. Adding time tracking to Azure DevOps gives teams clearer visibility into effort, capacity, and progress across sprints. Syncing Azure DevOps projects with TrackingTime enhances this workflow by keeping your TrackingTime workspace aligned with your DevOps project structure. This reduces manual setup, improves consistency, and creates a single source of truth for understanding productivity, project performance, and development costs.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-usThe TrackingTime integration with Azure DevOps offers two separate methods: a browser extension for tracking time directly inside Azure DevOps work items, and a project sync feature that automatically imports Azure DevOps projects into TrackingTime. Both methods work independently to support different workflows.
To log time in Azure DevOps automatically, install the TrackingTime extension for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. Once active, the extension embeds a timer into your Azure DevOps work items, allowing you to start and stop tracking without switching platforms. The integration also supports auto-generated timesheets, helping you log time accurately with minimal effort.
Yes, the TrackingTime extension works well across Azure DevOps features and supports integration with Azure Pipelines. As a time tracking extension for Azure Pipelines, it gives teams visibility into time spent on tasks during CI/CD workflows. TrackingTime also supports integrations with other project management platforms, helping you maintain consistency across tools.
Yes, all data tracked through TrackingTime in Azure DevOps is encrypted and securely stored. The extension is built with privacy and security in mind, ensuring that all your work logs and time records remain protected and compliant.
Azure DevOps Project Sync allows you to automatically import new Azure DevOps projects into TrackingTime and keep project names updated. It is a one-way sync from Azure DevOps to TrackingTime that helps maintain an accurate and organized workspace without manual project creation.
The browser extension allows team members to track time directly inside Azure DevOps work items, embedding a timer into your daily workflow. Project Sync is designed for admins who want Azure DevOps projects to be automatically created and updated inside TrackingTime. They are separate features and can be used independently or together.
No. Project Sync and the browser extension are two independent integration methods. You can enable one, the other, or both, depending on your workflow. The browser extension is for tracking time inside Azure DevOps, while Project Sync handles automatic project importing and updates.