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  1. Entered Date vs Submitted Date

    Users with the appropriate permission can change the “Submitted Date” while submitting an issue. This article provides an explanation of the difference between the "Submitted Date" and "Entered Date." Entered Date This is the “actual” d...
  2. Implementing Rate Limiting via IIS

    Public-facing sites are exposed to DoS attacks. If your Issuetrak site is public-facing, then you might want to mitigate the potential impact of such attacks by implementing rate limiting.  Issuetrak's deployment tools support deploying a site ...
  3. About Issue Attachments

    Attachments are files that can be uploaded to various areas in Issuetrak, including issues. This feature allows you to add supporting information to issues and knowledge base articles, as well as other areas of the product. This article mainly conce...
  4. Testing Your Issuetrak Site: Best Practices for Implementing Additional Features

    Testing configuration changes before enabling them on a production Issuetrak site helps maintain system stability and a consistent user experience. This article is intended for System Administrators and provides guidance on testing new functionality...
  5. About Departments

    Departments allow you to organize users based on the functional units they serve within your Organization, such as Accounting, Marketing, IT, etc. More importantly, Departments add another layer to your system’s data filtering options and a whole ...
  6. About Locations and Regions

    Locations and Regions reflect physical user, issue, and asset locations. Regions generally define a larger area, while Locations are smaller entities within a Region. A Region might be defined as a state and a corresponding Location within that ...
  7. Visibility Controls Best Practices

    Controlling visibility to an issue allows you to control who can view an issue in Issuetrak. Many implementations require the ability to control whether a user can see certain issues. We can do this by using a combination of entities (organizations ...
  8. API v2 Overview

    The purpose of this article is to assist you with getting started using API v2 specifically from the server side of things, which includes deployment, logging, rate limiting, and troubleshooting.
  9. Linking Issues

    When using Issuetrak, you might recognize a need to have multiple issues linked to each other for various reasons.
  10. About Issue Responsibilities

    When discussing “Issue Responsibilities,” your first thought might be the issue’s assignee, or possibly the submitter of the issue. However, there are a number of different roles within Issuetrak that tie into issue resolution and can indicate respo...