Merge pull request #119 from makeplane/time-tracking

Author: srinivaspendem

core-concepts/issues/issue-types.mdx

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: Add, configure and control your issue types
 sidebarTitle: Issue Types
 ---
 
-> **Plan**: Pro   
+> **Plan**: Plane Pro   
 > **Role**: Project Admins
 
 ## Overview
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Issue Types make these and infinite other use cases possible.
 
 <Warning> The Issue Types feature cannot be disabled once enabled for a Plane project.</Warning>
 
-1. Click the three-dots icon next to your project name on the left pane and click **Settings**.
+1. Click the … icon next to your project name on the sidebar and click **Settings**.
 2. Select **Issue Types** on the right pane.
 <Frame>![Create issue](/images/issues/setup-issue-types.webp)</Frame>
 3. Click the **Enable** button to start creating issue types for your project.

core-concepts/issues/time-tracking.mdx

@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+---
+title: Log time on issues
+sidebarTitle: Time Tracking
+---
+
+> **Plan**: Plane Pro   
+> **Role**: Project Admins
+
+## Overview
+
+Log time per issue, record time by members and guests per issue, and download consolidated worklogs from one screen with Time Tracking in Plane.
+
+### Key Features
+- **Log time spent on issues**  
+Team members can easily log the time they spend working on specific issues directly within the issue details page.
+- **Detailed time entries**  
+Each time entry can include details such as the amount of time spent and optional notes to provide context. This allows for more granular tracking and a clearer understanding of what was accomplished during the logged time.
+- **Time tracking reports**  
+Plane offers comprehensive reports that aggregate time-tracking data across different projects. This helps project managers and stakeholders to analyze productivity, identify bottlenecks, and make data-driven decisions to optimize workflows.
+
+## Enable time tracking
+To enable the Time Tracking feature on your project, follow the steps below:
+
+1. Click the **…** icon next to your project name on the sidebar and click **Settings**.
+    <Frame>![Project settings](/images/time-tracking/project-settings.webp)</Frame>
+
+2. Select **Features** on the right pane. Enable the **Time Tracking** toggle button. 
+<Frame>![Enable time tracking](/images/time-tracking/enable-time-tracking.webp)</Frame>
+
+The Time Tracking feature is now enabled for your project. 
+
+## Log time
+
+To track time on your issues, follow the steps below:
+1. Under your project, open the issue on which you want to log time. 
+2. Click the **+ Log work** button. Enter the hours, minutes, and description. Click **Save**.
+    <Frame>![Log work](/images/time-tracking/log-work.webp)</Frame>
+3. The **Tracked time** property will display the logged time. Every time you log work to the issue, this property is updated.
+    <Frame>![Worklog created](/images/time-tracking/worklog-created.webp)</Frame>
+
+## View worklogs
+
+To view timesheet records and download reports, follow the steps below:
+1. Click the **&or;** icon next to your workspace name on the sidebar and click **Workspace Settings**.
+    <Frame>![Workspace settings](/images/time-tracking/workspace-settings.webp)</Frame>
+2. Select **Worklogs** on the right pane to view the timesheet records. 
+<Frame>![View worklogs](/images/time-tracking/view-worklogs.webp)</Frame>
+3. You can filter the records by **Users**, **Projects**, **Start date** and **End date**. It also allows you to download the timesheet reports as Excel or CSV files.
+    <Frame>![Filter and download worklogs](/images/time-tracking/filter-and-download-worklogs.webp)</Frame>

images/time-tracking/enable-time-tracking.webp

@@ -108,7 +108,8 @@
             "core-concepts/issues/overview",
             "core-concepts/issues/properties",
             "core-concepts/issues/visualise_filter",
-            "core-concepts/issues/issue-types"
+            "core-concepts/issues/issue-types",
+            "core-concepts/issues/time-tracking"
           ]
         },
         "core-concepts/cycles",