Insights & updates from our experts
Track Time Spent on Projects, Changes and Releases
People who have the Project Manager role are now able to see the time entries that their colleagues added to the tasks of the projects they manage. Similarly, change managers are able to see the time their colleagues spent on the tasks of their changes. And if someone is the manager of a release, this person can see all the times entries that are linked to the tasks of the changes that are linked to this release.
This information should help project, change and release managers keep a tighter grip on the effort that is spent on the work they coordinate.

What’s also new is that people who have the Auditor role of a Xurrent account are able to see the total cost of the time spent when they open the ‘Time Entries’ section in the tasks, changes, projects and releases that are registered in their account.


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