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With the timesheet view, your team can quickly fill in hours on Asana projects and tasks without opening each task one by one.
My Hours pulls in your Asana projects, sections and tasks so your team can start tracking right away. You don’t have to rebuild your structure by hand.

If you work in several Asana workspaces, you can also limit the sync to a single workspace ID so only the relevant part of Asana shows up in My Hours.
Employees log time on Asana tasks in My Hours. Team leads then review and approve the timesheets and lock the period.
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Asana stays the place where you plan and assign work. My Hours adds clear time tracking with an approval workflow on top of it.
Asana is not a billing tool. My Hours picks up where Asana stops.

Set project and task budgets to match Asana, choose hourly rates, mark time as billable, and add expenses. Create a report in My Hours to send to clients or export to your accounting tool.
Break time down by client, project, task, tag, user, or billable status and see how much work actually went into each project

Use reports to track projects budget, compare planned vs. actual time, and show clients exactly where their money went. Save, schedule and export your favorite reports.
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You can visit our help center for detailed instructions on how to integrate Jira with My Hours or contact our support team if you have any questions.
Entities sync from Asana to My Hours. Time logs are tracked and stored in My Hours and are not written back to Asana. You keep your time, approvals and billing in My Hours while Asana stays focused on tasks and projects.
Common setup:
This configuration keeps reporting clean and makes it easy for users to find the right work item on the timesheet.
Renaming a Project, Section, or Task in Asana does not update the existing name in My Hours. Instead, the sync will create a new item with the new name in My Hours.
For bigger restructures it is best to do them before the initial import or plan a short clean-up afterwards, so you keep your reporting tidy.
Asana has basic time fields and timers on tasks. This works for quick estimates, but can be hard to use when teams log time for many tasks at the end of the day or week.
My Hours is built around weekly timesheets, approvals, budgets and invoicing. You plan work in Asana and then track, approve and bill time in My Hours, without adding heavy time-tracking workflows into Asana itself.