Chrono + GitLab
Chrono connects to GitLab and captures commits, merge requests, and code reviews. Your engineers ship code — Chrono tracks the time.
Development activity, automatically tracked
Git-based time entries
Time derived from commits, merge requests, and code reviews across all repos. No timers, no manual entry.
R&D categorization
Development activity is automatically categorized for SR&ED claims.
Team-wide coverage
Connect once — works across all repositories and team members.
Works even better together. Pair with Jira, Linear, or Asana and a calendar integration for the most complete picture of engineering time.
How GitLab data supports SR&ED claims
SR&ED claims require contemporaneous records showing how your team's time was spent on qualifying R&D activities. Data from GitLab — captured and categorized by Chrono — becomes that record. The CRA accepts time logs derived from project management and collaboration tools as supporting documentation, provided they're organized by project, activity, and date. Chrono does that organization automatically, so your GitLab activity feeds directly into audit-ready SR&ED documentation.
Common questions about the GitLab integration
Do I need to install anything to connect GitLab?
Does the GitLab integration change how my team works?
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