Jira, two-way

Both directions, and it says which side is right.

Start date, due date, status and the sum of feature hours travel to Jira. Statuses and worklogs come back. Where the two disagree, Capaline names the reason instead of picking a winner.

Start free

Out of Capaline

→Start date and due date
→Status, as a transition Jira allows — with the list of what it allows when it does not
→Original estimate, written as 8h so a minute-based site cannot misread it

Into Capaline

←Status — work moves there, so Jira owns it
←Logged hours, including hours by people nobody planned
←New tasks of the sprint, into the team whose project matches the key

When Jira says no

Atlassian counts the request budget per app and per site, not per person. A refused edit is not lost: it waits in a queue, the toast says “waiting in line”, and the next sync reports what went up and what is still waiting.

Start with one real sprint.

Connect Jira, pick a sprint, set your rates. Sixty seconds later you know what it costs and who will not make it.

Start free — 14 days