The Treeview Pane in OnTime allows for quick-filtering by Project, User, and Customer...but there are other quick filters in the User and Customer tab that you may be unaware of. Check out this week's podcast on the Treeview Pane.

OnTime 8.1 is going to be released in June with some great features, and it's available as a Release Candidate right now from our website! This podcast covers three of the features released in the RC candidate for OnTime 8.1.

Workflows in OnTime are the equivalent of business processes. Armed with such a flowchart one can describe the stages of a system that items pass through. This week's podcast discusses the basics of what workflows are and the different settings you can control on each stage.

Did you know that each user account in OnTime has their own settings they can configure for use with the Windows version and with the Web version? This week's podcasts covers everything you need to know about User Options when using OnTime for Windows or Web.

The release of OnTime 2008 v8.1 is nearing, and this week we have a preview that includes a look at some of the coolest new features: wiki in Customer Portal, the new Email Tab, notification and alert updates, and more...

There are two different methods of Authentication in OnTime, and each method has two different ways that the authentication can take place. This week we talk about these forms of authentication.

OnTime has a secure item-locking system to make sure that while you are editing an item that no one else has access to it. This week’s podcast focuses on some of the settings that administrators can control and some of the behaviors that users can understand when it comes to item-locking in OnTime.

Security Roles are templates of privileges that you can assign out to your users--one or many. This week's podcast walks through the creation of a role and applying them to separate users.

UPDATED: Fixed a mistake about reporting security roles.

Did you know that OnTime includes tools to help you backup and restore your OnTime database? This week's podcast covers the basics of restoring and backing up a database through the OnTime system.

UPDATED: Added note about needing to backup from the SQL server itself.

Worklogs are the time sheets of OnTime. They help track the time your developers spend working on bugs and features, or the time that tech support staff work on incidents. There are several ways to interact with worklogs and this week's podcast covers them in detail.