BeeWorkforce + GitHub
Planned: connect development work in GitHub with tracked time.
We plan to connect GitHub so development work can sit alongside tracked time. Today, BeeWorkforce already records time in developer tools like code editors and terminals through activity tracking, and teams that plan work in Jira can log time on issues and send it back as worklogs.
What it will do
Work context
Intended to show repositories and pull requests next to the time spent on them.
Time per repository
Intended to group logged hours by the code they relate to.
Team view
Intended to give engineering leads one place for activity and delivery.
Reports
Intended to add GitHub context to productivity and timesheet reports.
Using GitHub with BeeWorkforce today
- Use scheduled report emails (Reports → New report → Email this report on a schedule) to send attendance, productivity or timesheet data as a CSV that GitHub users can open or import.
- Export any report to CSV from the Reports page whenever you need a one-off file.
- Set up the webhook integration (Settings → Integrations → Webhook) to send alerts, leave requests and the daily attendance summary as signed JSON to your own endpoint or automation service.
- Classify developer tools (editors, terminals, GitHub in the browser) as productive under Settings → Productivity so engineering time is counted correctly.
Frequently asked questions
Is the GitHub integration available now?
Not yet. It's on our roadmap. Until then, scheduled CSV reports and webhooks cover most ways teams combine GitHub with BeeWorkforce.
Can I be told when it's ready?
Yes. Mention it when you book a demo or contact us, and we'll let you know when it ships. Requests also help us decide what to build next.
Will it cost extra?
Integrations are included in BeeWorkforce plans. We'll confirm the details when this one launches.
See BeeWorkforce with your own team
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll set it up around how your team works and answer your questions.