Insights
Use All-time time per task when you need to understand how long a task really took
All-time time per task turns repeated work into a real effort number instead of a vague memory.
Problem / use case
If you need to understand how long a task really took, All-time time per task becomes fragile when the work behind record time on named tasks and related work items. and Open task detail or focus workspaces to see accumulated time. is separated from Record time, Task detail, and Projects.
What should be done conceptually
All-time time per task works best when the insights decision, next action, and progress evidence stay close enough for understand how long a task really took to remain visible.
TimeLens solution
TimeLens solves that by making All-time time per task part of the same workspace as Record time, Task detail, and Projects, so the feature helps the work move instead of becoming another isolated page.
Actual app screen
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How to use it in TimeLens
Record time on named tasks and related work items.; Open task detail or focus workspaces to see accumulated time.; Use reports for broader totals across projects, topics, and periods.
What it helps with
Understand how long a task really took; Review project effort; Compare planned effort with reality
Where this feature connects
Record time; Task detail; Projects; Reports analytics
Open this in TimeLens
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Related feature pages
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Record time · Task detail page · Projects · Reports analytics