Everhour

1. Generate your Everhour API token

1. Open Everhour.
2. Go to Settings → My Profile.
3. Copy the value under API Token.

This is a personal key — each teammate must add their own token.

2. Run the database migration

Apply the migration that adds:

• tickets.everhour_task_id
• user_integrations table (stores per-user Everhour API keys with RLS)
• projects.everhour_project_id (links local projects to Everhour projects)

3. Save your token in the app

1. Open /account in Overlord.
2. In the Everhour section, paste your API key.
3. Click Save Key.

4. Sync your Overlord projects to Everhour

1. Open any ticket in the target organization.
2. In the Project section, click Sync Projects to Everhour.
3. Select a synced project (shown with (Everhour) in the dropdown).

5. Verify it works

1. Open any ticket.
2. In Time Tracking, click Start Timer.
3. Stop the timer.
4. Confirm entries appear and test add/edit/delete.

Notes

• Everhour timers are per-user. You can only run one at a time.
• Starting a timer on a different ticket stops the previous one in Everhour.
• A ticket must have a project assigned, and that project must be synced to Everhour.
• Ticket time entries are retrieved from GET /tasks/{task_id}/time with required from and to dates.
• That endpoint also supports pagination via limit and page.