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title: Time Tracking
sidebar_label: Time tracking
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## Tracking time using timer

In Clockbook, there are two main ways you can add time entries: automatic (use a start-and-stop timer) and manual (add a complete time entry).

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## Adding time manually

If you forgot to start the timer, or your prefer to fill in all your work hours in one go, use manual mode and time one by one.

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## Entering time in timesheet

See all your time entries in a timesheet view and add time more quickly.

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## Calendar view

See all your tracked time in a Calendar view so you can: See how your day looks like at a glance and notice work patterns See if you have gaps in day where you forgot to log time See if you double booked time and have overlapping entries Viewing time Your each time entry will […]

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## Editing time entries

You can edit any time entry you've made directly in your timesheet on the Timer Tracker page by simply clicking on it and typing what you want.

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## Time categorization and tags

You can allocate time entries to projects and clients to keep your data organized, and then further classify time entries using tasks.

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## Idle detection, Pomodoro, and reminders

Track time with greater accuracy with the help of time tracking reminders, automatic clock-out, and idle detection.

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## Integrations

Start Clockbook timer from within other web tools, like Jira, Trello, Asana, Gitlab, Basecamp, Github, Google Calendar, Xero…

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## Jira integration

Our free Jira app enables you to track time on issues directly from Atlassian Jira with just one click. Clockbook plugin for Jira is available in the Jira web app, Jira mobile app for Android and iOS, as well as Jira macOS desktop app. Install the Clockbook Jira app To start tracking the time you'll […]

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