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  1. Best Practices - Time Zone Adjustment in the Cloud

    Issuetrak’s cloud services provide server hosting configured to specific time zones: U.S.-based cloud servers operate on Eastern Time (GMT-5). Canadian cloud servers use Canada Standard Time (GMT-5), which does not observe Daylight ...
  2. Issue Notifications

    Issue notifications are automatically generated based on events that occur within an issue. When an event occurs, emails are sent to users based on the role they hold on the issue. This document goes over those notifications and how they can be modi...
  3. About the Issuetrak RESTful API (API v1)

    This article provides information on the Issuetrak RESTful API (also known as API v1), including important points to keep in mind and instructions on where to locate the documentation and installation files.   Introduction Why might you ...
  4. About Custom Reports

    Custom Reports (formerly Report Writer) is one of the most important features of Issuetrak. This article will help you understand its terms, capabilities, and the reasons to use this feature. It empowers you to construct reports that gather and stru...
  5. 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.
  6. Issue Types - A Guide from Planning to Implementation

    Introduction Issuetrak is an incredibly configurable and flexible tool, allowing you to customize it to fit various business models. While configuring Issuetrak may initially appear challenging, we are here to guide you through every step of ...
  7. Submitting Issues

    The process of creating and submitting an Issue can vary based on how your Issuetrak site is configured. To submit a new Issue: Click the New Issue button at the top of the left-hand menu. The Submit Issue screen will then appear. ...
  8. 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...
  9. About User Defined Fields

    User Defined Fields (or UDFs) are custom fields that can be added to Issuetrak by Administrators to allow additional information to be provided in: Issues Organization records User records Asset Types (if licensed) Product...
  10. About Issue Types and Subtypes

    Your system needs an overall structure for capturing and reporting issue-related information. This is accomplished by categorizing the issues being addressed through Issuetrak into: Classes – general categories such as Change Requests, Inci...