With the "Time Estimates include all subtasks." feature enabled, if the parent task does not have its own time estimate/time tracking and either of those fields is calculated only based on the estimates of the subtasks, Automations will detect them as not set. For example: we have an automation as follows: when a task status changes to Done or Closed and Time Estimate is not set, post a comment. This automation gets triggered on parent tasks even though the Time Estimate field of the parent task is calculated as the total of time estimates from its subtasks.

It would streamline and prevent a lot of duplicated work if an AI Agent or an Automation could be triggered once an employee enters a time entry under the time track for Leave which generates a Leave Task into the allocated Leave Schedule List copying the dates and times entered in Time Track so it would only require them to input the time estimate to block out their capacity planner instead of having to create a whole new task from start. Currently there are no automations we can create from the Time Track function.

We have a company wide Leave task that employees just log their time against for their timesheet as our company is too big for every employee to have separate leave tasks for every leave type but this is not allowing us to block their availability in their capacity planner without an estimate inputted. If we could have the function that a task is created from an entry inputted this will help to streamline and address this issue

Automation > Condition: If time is NOT recorded, then create a comment..

I'd like to remind the Devs to track time if they haven't done it. Unfortunately, the conditions does not offer the selection of the “Time Tracked” field

I want to prevent tasks in certain lists from being closed without time tracked. Make time tracked = 0 a trigger to change status and add a comment.