Analyzing time and attendance data with Claude

Jibble tracks detailed information about working hours, attendance, overtime, projects, activities, and time off. With Jibble connected to Claude, you can go beyond viewing your data and use Claude to analyze it, create custom reports and summaries, visualize trends, and compare results across your workforce. Learn more about Claude time tracking, or explore what you […]

What you can do with Jibble in Claude

Once you’ve connected Jibble to Claude, you can use natural language to track time, manage attendance and time off, check timesheets, work with projects, and access information from your Jibble organization. Simply tell Claude what you need to find information or complete routine tasks. The actions and information available to you depend on your existing […]

How Jibble’s time tracking MCP works

Jibble’s AI time tracking Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration lets supported AI assistants connect directly to your Jibble organization. You can ask questions, access your time and attendance data, and perform actions in Jibble using natural language. Instead of switching between your AI assistant and Jibble, you can simply ask your AI assistant to perform […]

Using Jibble in Cursor

With Cursor time tracking, you can connect Jibble directly to your coding workflow to log hours, manage projects, and check timesheets using simple prompts — without leaving Cursor. For more details on how the connection works, see how Jibble’s time tracking MCP works. This article covers: Requirements and availability Connecting Jibble to Cursor Using Jibble […]

Using Jibble in ChatGPT

With ChatGPT time tracking, you can manage your time and attendance directly from your ChatGPT conversations. Use natural language to track time, manage time off, check timesheets, work with projects, and access information from your Jibble organization. For an overview of how the connection works, see how Jibble’s time tracking MCP works. This article covers: Requirements […]