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Bug Tracking
Centralize the management of bugs, tasks, and time spent
Manage your anomalies end-to-end with a unique space to report a bug, turn it into actionable tasks, and track the timesheets related to the correction.
Replace scattered exchanges with a real resolution flow
When bugs are tracked in emails, files, or chats, it becomes difficult to prioritize, assign, and measure the actual effort of correction. This template structures anomaly tracking with clear relationships between bugs, tasks, and timesheets, to gain responsiveness, visibility, and traceability.
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ready-to-use forms
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Customizable without development
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3 linked forms to structure bug processing
Bug
Central record of the anomaly with its criticality, technical context, tracking, and links to tasks and timesheets.
Task
Work action related to a bug, with responsible person, deadlines, status, and progress to organize the correction.
Timesheet
Entry of time spent by employee, related to a task or a bug to consolidate activity and effort tracking.
Everything needed to track an incident until its correction
A complete bug register
Describe each anomaly with its title, reference, status, priority, severity, affected module, environment, and affected version.
Tasks related to the bug
Each bug can be linked to multiple tasks to break down the correction work, distribute actions, and track operational progress.
Tracking the time spent
Timesheets are linked to bugs and tasks to measure development effort, distinguish internal time, and consolidate production tracking.
Ready-to-use management views
Dashboards, kanban, calendar, and gallery allow you to identify bugs to fix, critical deadlines, ongoing tasks, and recent entries.
Actionable quality indicators
Dashboards provide an immediate view of the volume of bugs, priorities, statuses, overdue tasks, and recorded hours for better decision-making.
From reported bug to documented correction
The template follows a very operational logic: a bug is created, qualified, broken down into tasks, and then linked to the times entered by the teams. The views then allow you to manage the backlog, emergencies, and the actual resolution effort.
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1. Report the anomaly
The user records the title, reference, status, priority, severity, affected module, affected version, and detection channel to have a reliable entry point.
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2. Qualify and prioritize
The context fields and the views 'To be corrected' or 'Resolution cycle' help classify anomalies according to their criticality, responsible person, and target correction date.
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3. Break down into actions
A bug can point to multiple tasks, allowing for separation of analysis, fix, testing, and deployment while maintaining the link with the original anomaly.
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4. Track execution
Tasks have statuses, priorities, responsible persons, start and due dates, with list, kanban, and timeline views to manage the workload.
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5. Measure actual effort
Time entries can be linked to the bug or the associated task to track hours spent, development time, and non-billable internal share.
An interface designed for quality and product teams
All forms offered in the app templates are editable and adjustable to your business, as well as the colors and layouts.
A useful model for organizations managing incidents and fixes
SMEs
Structure bug tracking without complex tools, with a clear framework to assign corrections and keep track of time spent.
Large accounts
Provide a consolidated view of anomalies, associated tasks, and correction efforts across multiple teams or projects.
Public sector
Organize correction requests and technical tracking with simple traceability and readable management indicators.
Yes. The Bug form can reference multiple tasks, allowing the processing of an anomaly to be broken down into several steps without losing the link with the original ticket.
Yes. Timesheets can be linked to the bug and the relevant task to measure the actual resolution effort and consolidate activity tracking.
The views 'To be corrected', 'Resolution cycle', and 'Critical deadlines' help identify urgent anomalies, responsibilities, and correction dates to meet.
Yes. It has been designed for teams that need to qualify bugs, turn them into concrete tasks, and manage progress with simple indicators.
Yes. Dashboards and views on timesheets allow tracking recorded hours, distribution by type of time, and activity volume by month.
Install this bug tracking template and manage your corrections methodically
Start with a ready-to-use base to report anomalies, create correction tasks, and track time spent, then adapt the fields and views to your organization.
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