Manage different features of dashboard associated with your TimeCaptis account anytime. You can view the information like today's event, time tracking statistics for the past 30 days, teams information, recent to-dos, contacts and notes. Refer to the detailed instructions in the step by step guide below.
1. Sign in to your TimeCaptis Account
2. After signing in into your account, the ‘Dashboard’ page of the 'My Personal' team will appear as shown in Figure 1. Each step shown in Figure 1 is explained in the below table. There will be dashboard for each Team to which you are associated, which you can access from the left sidebar menu.
| Sl. No. | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Today's Event Widget |
The events having the current date as the event date for the selected team will auto-populate here |
| 2 | Time Tracking Graph |
The total time given by a subscriber for to-dos, notes, contacts and events for the selected team will appear in the graph on a daily basis for the last 30 days |
| 3 | Recent To-Do Widget |
The recent to-dos of a subscriber upto 5 for the selected team will auto-populate here |
| 4 | Recent Notes Widget |
The recent notes of a subscriber upto 5 for the selected team will auto-populate here |
| 5 | Recent Contacts Widget |
The recent contacts of a subscriber upto 5 for the selected team will auto-populate here |
3. To Add an Event from the Dashboard, click on the ‘+’ button appearing in the 'Today's Event' widget as shown in Figure 2. Upon doing so, the 'Add Event' page will appear. Adding an Event has already been discussed in the 'Calendar' module.
4. To view a particular Event from the Dashboard, click on that Event appearing in the 'Today's Event' widget as shown in Figure 3. Managing an Event in the 'View Event' page has already been discussed in the 'Calendar' module.
5. To edit a particular Event from the Dashboard, click on the 'Edit Event' button appearing against the Event in the 'Today's Event' widget as shown in Figure 4. Editing an Event has already been discussed in the 'Calendar' module.
6. To delete a particular Event from the Dashboard, click on the 'Delete Event' button appearing against the Event in the 'Today's Event' widget as shown in Figure 5.
7. Upon doing so, you shall see a pop-up window to confirm before deletion. Click on the 'Confirm' button as shown in Figure 6 and the said Event will be deleted.
8. To view a particular To-Do from the Dashboard, click on that To-Do appearing in the 'Recent To-Do' widget as shown in Figure 7. Upon doing so, the view page of that particular To-Do Item will appear. Managing a To-Do Item has already been discussed in the 'To-do' module.
9. To view all the added To-Do Items, click on the 'View All' button appearing in the 'Recent To-Do' widget as shown in Figure 8.
10. To view a particular Note from the Dashboard, click on that Note appearing in the 'Recent Notes' widget as shown in Figure 9. Upon doing so, the view page of that particular Note will appear. Managing a Note has already been discussed in the 'Notes' module.
11. To view all the added Notes, click on the 'View All' button appearing in the 'Recent Notes' widget as shown in Figure 10.
12. To view a particular Contact from the Dashboard, click on that Contact appearing in the 'Recent Contacts' widget as shown in Figure 11. Upon doing so, the view page of that particular Contact will appear. Managing a Contact has already been discussed in the 'Contacts' module.
13. To view all the added Contacts, click on the 'View All' button appearing in the 'Recent Contacts' widget as shown in Figure 12.
14. To view all the Notifications, click on the ‘Notification’ button present in the menu bar as shown in Figure 13. The notification icon will turn red after receiving notifications and it will appear gray when there is no unread notification.
15. Upon doing so, the ‘Notifications’ widget will appear showing the unread notifications as shown in Figure 14.
16. To view a Notification from the 'Notifications' widget, click on the said Notification. To view all the Notifications, click on the 'View All' button as shown in Figure 15.
| For a specific Team, the notifications for an item will not be received to the user if 'None' permission is given to that user for that specific item (To-Do/Notes/Contact/Calendar Events/Invoices/Time Report). |
17. After clicking on the 'View All' button, the Notifications page will appear as shown in Figure 16. Each step shown in Figure 16 is explained in the below table.
| Sl. No. | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Filter Notification |
Click to filter notifications |
| 2 | Mark As Read |
Click to mark the selected notifications as read |
| 3 | Select All |
Click on the checkbox to select all the notifications |
| 4 | Select Single Notification |
Click to select single notification appearing against each notification |
| 5 | Item Icon |
The icon of the item for which the notification is appearing |
| 6 | Date & Time |
The date on which and the time at which the item is added |
| 7 | Notification Details |
The details of the notification |
| 8 | View Notification |
Click to view the notification |
| 9 | Mark As Read |
Click to mark single notification as read which is appearing against each notification |
18. To view a Notification, click on the 'View Notification' button appearing against each notification as shown in Figure 17.
19. Upon doing so, the Notification will appear as shown in Figure 18.
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20. After viewing a notification the particular notification will appear as shown in Figure 19.
21. To mark an unread notification as read, click on the 'Mark As Read' button appearing against each notification as shown in Figure 20.
22. To select all the notifications appearing in the 'Notifications' page, enable the 'Select All' checkbox as shown in Figure 21.
23. To mark the selected notifications as read, click on the 'Mark As Read' button as shown in Figure 22.
24. To Filter Notification(s), click on the 'Filter ' Text box as shown in Figure 23.
25. Upon doing so, the Notifications page will display the fields for filtering as shown in Figure 24. Each step shown in Figure 24 is explained in the below table.
| Sl. No. | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Title |
Enter any item name to be filtered |
| 2 | Toggle Up |
Click to hide all the filter fields |
| 3 | Share |
Filter notifications by choosing a team from the drop-down menu |
| 4 | Select Notification Type |
Filter notifications by choosing a notification type from the drop-down menu |
| 5 | From |
Filter notifications by entering a start date |
| 6 | To |
Filter notifications by entering a target date |
| 7 | Search |
Click to see the filtered result |
| 8 | Reset |
Click to clear all the search parameters |
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