The Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O to Jira Software integration links delivery work to the financial record, so hours logged by the delivery team reach project costing without a monthly export.
Project work happens in Jira Software while the money is tracked in Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O, and the two only meet when somebody exports timesheets at month end. Project managers cannot tell whether a delivery is inside budget until the numbers arrive, by which point the overrun has already happened. Finance chases hours logged against the wrong issue. Connecting Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O and Jira Software closes the loop: work items carry their project reference, logged time reaches costing, and budget consumption is visible during delivery.

Time logged in Jira Software reaches project costing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O as it accrues, so a manager sees budget consumption while there is still a decision to make.
Each Jira Software issue carries its Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O project reference, so time is attributed at source rather than allocated from memory in a month-end clean-up.
Milestones closed in Jira Software mark the matching stage in Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O as ready to invoice, so finished work gets billed rather than waiting to be noticed.
Projects created in Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O appear in Jira Software under the same identifiers, so delivery and finance discuss one engagement, not two naming conventions.
Time recorded against a Jira Software issue is posted to the matching project in Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O with its cost category, so actuals build through the month instead of appearing in one batch afterwards.
A project approved in Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O creates its counterpart in Jira Software with the same reference and structure, so delivery starts against the budget that was signed off rather than a board built from scratch.
When a delivery milestone closes in Jira Software, Alumio flags the corresponding stage in Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O for invoicing, so billing follows completed work without a manager sending finance a monthly summary.
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Firms usually extend it fairly quickly. The common addition alongside Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O and Jira Software is the CRM, because a won opportunity is where a project should originate and re-entering it is the step everyone forgets. Alumio holds those connections together, so a sale becomes a project and a project becomes delivery work without anyone copying references between three systems.
Yes, time can post without a manual export. Alumio picks up work logged against Jira Software issues, resolves the Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O project and cost category it belongs to, and posts it on the frequency you choose. Project managers stop assembling timesheet spreadsheets, and costing reflects effort spent to date rather than effort reported at the end of a period.
No, this is set up through configuration. Jira Software issues, worklogs and project references are mapped onto the Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O project and cost structure, replacing the timesheet export most firms maintain. Costing rules are rarely generic, so the Code Transformer stays available where they outrun mapping, letting you write custom logic for a blended rate or an overhead treatment specific to your business.
Through the project reference carried on the issue. Each Jira Software worklog is resolved to a Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O project and cost category, then posted as an actual against that project, so effort becomes cost without a person deciding where it belongs. Firms that bill time usually apply the rate at the finance end and keep commercial data out of Jira Software, which keeps delivery boards readable.
The timesheet line stays pending and visible instead of vanishing from the cost report. Alumio monitors each posting in real time, retains what it submitted, and alerts as soon as Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O rejects an entry, with automatic retries where they are configured. The reason sits alongside the record, usually a closed period or a project not open for posting, so hours are recovered rather than written off.
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