Time Tracking Integration with Drupal

How It Works

Toggl Track browser extensions allow you to track your time on the app itself. With features like pomodoro timer and idle detection, it's the ultimate tool to maximize your productivity and streamline time tracking into your workflow without needing to jump between tools.

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Fuss-Free Integration Setup

A step-by-step guide on how to integrate Toggl Track with Drupal

Add the Extension to Your Browser

Download the Toggl Track extension and install it. Click here to get the Chrome extension and here for the Firefox extension.

Log in to Toggl Track & Close the Tab

The extension should now appear in your taskbar. Click on it and login into your Toggl Track account. If you do not have one, you can sign up for free here. Integration with Drupal works with a free account.

Enable the integration in the Settings page

Click on the cogwheel icon to access the Settings page. In the Integrations tab, search for Drupal and select it to enable the integration. Your changes are immediately saved.

Start the timer in Drupal

Head over to Drupal. You should now see a Toggl Track icon in the user interface. Clicking on it will open a popup where you can start the timer, add a time entry description, project or tags. You are now tracking time!

View and export time reports in Toggl Track’s web app

Head over to track.toggl.com to view your time entries or to export a time report. Voilà, it’s that easy.

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