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Chrono integrates with the tools your team already uses. No workflow changes needed. Connect your tools and let timesheets take care of themselves.

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Project Management

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Jira

Automatically track time spent on Jira tickets. Focus on delivery, not manual time entry.

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Azure DevOps

Create timesheets automatically based on your Azure DevOps work items and activity.

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Asana

Streamline time tracking within your Asana project workflows.

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Communication

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Microsoft Teams

Pre-filled timesheets delivered directly in Teams. Everything is taken care of for you.

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Slack

Let your timesheets come to you. Get daily summaries and approvals right in Slack.

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Calendar

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Google Calendar

Keep track of your hours based on calendar events. See where your time is being spent.

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Outlook Calendar

Sync with Outlook to automatically capture meetings and appointments in your timesheet.

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Version Control

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GitHub

Track commits and pull requests to understand development activity patterns.

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We're constantly adding new integrations. Let us know what tools you use and we'll prioritize them.

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How integrations work

Each integration connects to an API provided by the tool you already use. Chrono reads activity signals — ticket assignments, calendar events, commits, messages — and uses them to build pre-filled timesheets. No data is modified in your source tools. Chrono only reads.

The more integrations you connect, the more complete your team's timesheets become. A developer who uses Jira, GitHub, and Google Calendar will have a near-complete picture of their day without touching a timesheet manually. Most teams cover 85-95% of their working hours automatically within the first week.

Which integrations matter most for SR&ED?

Project management tools like Jira and Azure DevOps give the most granular signal for SR&ED. Every ticket represents a task; every state transition has a timestamp. This is exactly the kind of contemporaneous record the CRA looks for when reviewing a claim.

Calendar and communication integrations fill in the rest. Planning sessions, code reviews, and technical standups are eligible R&D activities that don't show up in a ticket tracker. Connecting all three categories means your SR&ED documentation reflects what your team actually did, not just what was committed to your project board.

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Works with your existing tools

Project Management