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  1. Working with the JSON

    Introduction It is necessary to have an understanding of JSON before deploying Issuetrak with the IDU. This article is intended to provide you with the necessary knowledge to read, edit, understand, and fill out a JSON for Issuetrak. This...
  2. 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...
  3. How to Use Task-Associated User Defined Fields

    Task-Associated User Defined Fields (UDFs) in Issuetrak allow users to connect predefined Task Groups to specific list items in customizable fields. This automation streamlines workflows by automatically assigning tasks based on user selections, mak...
  4. Importing Users from Active Directory

    Once your configuration mapping is complete, you’re ready to import your users into Issuetrak. You can do an initial manual import, and then schedule imports to occur automatically. This task can only be performed by an Issuetrak user with the “Can...
  5. 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 ...
  6. Web and SQL Server Migration

    This article provides steps for completely migrating Issuetrak from one set of Web and SQL servers to another.
  7. About Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS)

    Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) is a framework for authenticating users to an application without direct communication with a domain controller. This is a better and more secure way of implementing authentication for Issuetrak because: ...
  8. About Webforms

    Webforms are one of many methods of submitting issues with Issuetrak. This method is based on a form being created in a customer-facing application (normally a web site) that interacts with Issuetrak through an Application Programming Interface (A...
  9. Navigating the Issue Lifecycle in Issuetrak

    The lifecycle of an issue varies depending on the usage, but there are also some similarities and best practices to follow. This guide aims to provide a structured understanding of the sequential steps involved in handling an issue within Issuetrak,...
  10. Configuring Active Directory (LDAP)

    Now that the preliminary steps are completed, you can go ahead and begin the actual set up of the Active Directory LDAP connection. This can only be performed by an Issuetrak user with the “Can access and maintain Administration functions” permiss...