Timeglass for Wrike
Timeglass drafts the hours behind Wrike tasks as work moves through requests, files, feedback, and approvals. Teams get a useful project record without making time entry another stage in the workflow.
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Wrike10:12amSpring retail campaign · Creative
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Ready to reviewThe missing piece
Project management tools keep tasks, owners, and deadlines organized. The hours often end up in a separate timer or a spreadsheet filled in from memory. Timeglass connects the plan to the real workday and drafts the record while the context is still clear.
How it works
Timeglass brings your tasks and your workday into the same record, while each person stays in control of what they approve.
Use Wrike for intake, ownership, and status as usual. Timeglass keeps the request and project context close while the team completes the actual work.
WrikeSpring retail campaign · CreativeCurrent taskCreative production spans design files, briefs, review calls, and comment threads. Timeglass follows that work and returns it to one entry that the owner can approve.
WrikeAdobe Creative CloudFigmaSlackTimeglass drafts a clear entry with the project, description, and duration already filled in. The person who did the work can check it, make any changes, and approve it.
Reviewed launch concepts and consolidated stakeholder notes
Spring retail campaign · CreativeThe whole task, captured
A reliable time entry needs more than the minutes spent looking at one task page. Timeglass follows the related work across the apps your team already uses, then keeps the evidence together in one private daily record.
Nothing is shared until the person who did the work reviews it.
WrikeWhat teams use it for
Once the hours are attached to the right work, project plans can be compared with what delivery actually required.
Capture production and revision time around each request so creative capacity is based on the work teams actually complete.
Compare hours across programs, departments, and project types without relying on every contributor to update timers all day.
Separate billable delivery, internal work, and recurring coordination before deciding where the team has room to take on more.
Simple setup
Create a Timeglass workspace, add the desktop app, and invite your team. Timeglass starts drafting entries from the workday and keeps the Wrike task context attached.
Questions about Wrike time tracking
No. Timeglass runs alongside Wrike and drafts time from the workday. Your team can keep using the task setup they already have without adding another timer to every item.
No. Timeglass records work in the background, so forgetting to start a timer does not create a blank space in the timesheet. Each person reviews the result before it is shared.
Yes. Work that starts in Wrike may continue in documents, meetings, messages, design files, code, or browser tabs. Timeglass includes that surrounding activity when it drafts the entry.
Yes. Each person sees and approves their own drafted entries. They can change the project, description, or duration before the time is released to a manager.
Yes. Approved time can be grouped by client, project, person, or activity so managers can compare actual effort with plans, budgets, and delivery targets.
WrikeTimeglass for Wrike
Give your team a normal workday and get an accurate project record at the end of it.
14-day free trial. No credit card required.