Wanted to add a vote here, although somehow I think this is a long shot…
My take: some of the integrations have really come along the last 2 years I have been using/testing Asana. Everhour seems particularly well integrated, but that is going to cost my team an extra $35/month for just 5 people. And, although I’d hoped guests could use it (I have a lot of remote contractor developers), turns out they can’t. So if I want to get the full Portfolio/Workload tracking in Asana, meaning Business Tier, then add Everhour to get real time tracking - and mind you this doesn’t even align Everhour’s Estimates to Asana’s “Effort” fields, per this post…
You have to do work in the API to get that!
That is a lot of work!
I agree with @JJ_LWing and and @travisg about other tools being far superior here. ClickUp for example has a native tracker, that actually offers more than the Everhour integration, and guest users can track time for it. Wrike also does not let guests track time for what it’s worth if you’re looking to compare…