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WorkPulse for Jira · Standard & Advanced

One click.
Every ticket you need — gathered.

Stop hunting boards. WorkPulse pulls every issue assigned to you into one place so you can change a ticket’s status, organize the week, start a timer, and record time — without leaving your flow. Advanced goes further for leads: it reads that effort and surfaces risk before failure.

WorkPulse Calendar
Calendar Organize your week by the tickets assigned to you — plan when the work lands, then log the actuals.
WorkPulse Team Pulse — team hours, billable mix, and compliance
Team Pulse Leads see approvals, wellness signals, billable mix, and hours vs goal — without a separate reporting stack.
WorkPulse Risk Board — delivery risks by severity
Risk Board Past-due work, overruns, capacity stress, and billable leakage — resolve and review before it becomes a fire.
Ask WorkPulse in Rovo Ask ops questions grounded in hours, risk, and compliance — answers stay inside your Atlassian context.

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One product. Three levels of power.

Watch what Basic gives you, what Standard adds, then what Advanced unlocks — or pause and dig in.

WorkPulse Basic

Your assigned work. One screen.

Open Jira, launch WorkPulse, and every ticket assigned to you is right there — update status and log time without board-hopping.

  • All assigned issues gathered in one place
  • Change status directly from the board
  • Log time without hunting projects
  • No timers pool, billable export, or Advanced lead tools
See WorkPulse Basic

Ready to try it?

Open Jira → Apps → WorkPulse. Your tickets are waiting.

Quick answers

How are the timers limited?

Standard: 300 automatic timers per month shared across the org (resets monthly). One timer active at a time. Advanced: unlimited starts and up to 8 open multi-timers.

Do I have to use timers?

No. Log manually with +Log time, in-card +Time, or Quick log time — each entry hits WorkPulse and the Jira work log.

What can I export?

CSV, Excel, PDF, Word, JSON, plain text, Markdown, and HTML.