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WorklogPDF
Turn Jira worklogs into client invoices in 30 seconds
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Turn Jira worklogs into client invoices in 30 seconds
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Connect your Jira workspace → select a project + date range → set your hourly rate → download a professional PDF invoice. No spreadsheets. No copy-paste. No per-seat pricing. Built for agencies and dev shops who bill clients by the hour and spend too much time on invoicing at the end of the month.
Curious how you handle Jira projects where team members split time across multiple clients in a single sprint. Does the tool let you tag hours per client or assume one project equals one client?
How does it handle projects where multiple team members log time at different hourly rates, does it split the invoice by contributor or roll it all into one line item per project?
@ilyastalu70578 thanks for the question! If multiple team members log time at different hourly rates, WorklogPDF stores a default rate, but then allows you (in the settings) to override each user that has time logged based on the imported filters (project, epic, labels) for their specific rate. This will appear on the same invoice, but cater to multiple rates.
Pulled a couple of months from a Jira project and the PDF came out clean with my hours totaled right. Wish I'd had this during the last invoicing crunch.
@rakunal26670 That's fantastic to hear! Keen to see how this works for you the next time your invoicing crunch comes up!
the jira to pdf flow looks really tight, especially skipping the spreadsheet step entirely. no per-seat pricing is a nice touch for agencies juggling contractors.
The no-per-seat pricing is genuinely refreshing for agencies juggling freelancers and contractors. Love how the date range + project flow strips out every spreadsheet step that usually eats an afternoon.