In this video we cover some of the things you would want to be doing in a sprint planning session. For Sprint Planning meetings, you would want to have your Product Owner and the Scrum team talk about the items that would be included in the upcoming sprint, setting up acceptance criteria, estimating items, and moving items into an upcoming sprint
This video covers prioritizing items, setting priority levels, and other common dasks like breaking large user stories down into sub projects, and closing out duplicate items to clean up the product backlog to facilitate release planning.
In this podcast we cover different settings for projects including: selecting a workflow, default field templates and customer portal templates.
Learn about creating custom fields to store any kind of information you need in your OnTime database. Designing templates to view and edit items, and create workflows to determine what process items go through in order to be completed.
This video covers the options for 'Edit using Workflow Template' and 'Edit using Project Template'. The default edit behavior is to use 'Edit Using Workflow Template which will launch the field template designated for the particular workflow step. The 'Edit using Project Template, will allow you to use the same template when editing items, regardless of the items current workflow step. This 'Edit using Project Template' option is tied to the standard 'edit' privilege in Security Roles.
In this video we cover managing your OnTime Users and Customers. From adding users and customer contacts, setting defaults for new users, and what kind of access each would have when logging into OnTime or to your OnTime Customer Portal.
This is the first video in a 4 part series for an in depth look at OnTime. In This video, we cover some common features of OnTime including adding projects, sending emails, adding attachments, editing items, working in the planning board, and organizing items in your OnTime Database
In this video we cover using the 'Organize' pane, applying filters, searches, grouping, and finding items using keyboard shortcuts. We also cover saving views so that using one click you can revert back to a familiar view with any filters, or settings automatically configured.
This podcast covers using OnTime for Scrum Development. We discuss creating different priority levels, using multi-edit and the planning board to prioritize items and plan for sprints. For more information on Scrum in OnTime or to sign up for our free scrum class go to axosoft.com/training
In this podcast we discuss filtering in OnTime using the Organize pane, Quick Filters, and Managing Filters. OnTime has a powerful filtering feature that allows for multiple conditions, grouping, and using SQL filter strings
This podcast covers adding alerts to projects using the 'change field value' alerts and how to monitor specific fields. In this video we also discuss requirements for alerts including the email queue and alerts service.
This podcast covers configuring OnTime to send emails, connect with your SMTP server, and how to configure Notifications for projects using the 'Wiki' tab.
This Podcast covers adding email accounts in OnTime that can connect using POP3 or IMAP, to create new items in OnTime, or update existing items in your database. Your account should be able to pull in emails automatically if you are an OnTime Now hosted customer, but if you host your own database, you would need to make sure to install the OnTime services to allow automatic upload of emails.
This video show how to quickly get started using OnTime with creating projects, adding items, working in the planning board, and adding users. Go to Axosoft.com today to sign up for a free 30 day, 10 user hosted trial, and see why OnTime is the choice of thousands of Dev Teams. Contact sales@axosoft.com or give us a call at 800-653-0024 for any questions.
This podcast covers the all new main grid included with OnTime v11. The grid allows you to quickly group items by right clicking on the column header as well as offering up to 3 levels of sorting. Clicking on the column header or sort option in the header bar will quickly reverse the sort order from ascending to descending. You can also limit the number of items displayed by clicking the number in the lower right corner.
This Podcast covers the Global Settings Locator which is a great tool that helps you quickly find out what projects are using certain workflows and field templates. It also helps you track down any of your notification rules or your alerts that are set up for your users or customers. From the Global Settings Locator you can even edit projects to use different workflows or field templates or delete or modify alerts without needing to back out or leave the global settings locator
This week in Fear the Bug, we cover the different sections of reports, and how to add sections in the C# script to point to different sections, as well as set and find control names for controls in the designer. We use as an example printing HTML to a rich text box, grabbing information from a built-in report, and copying and pasting script, and updating section and control names for the new report.
This podcast covers formatting if Date fields using the OnTime Report Designer. Also covered is accessing datetime fields using script and using standard C# functions.
This podcast covers how to access certain custom fields in reports in OnTime. The built in Stored Procedures for Defects, Features, Tasks, Incidents, and User Dashboard reports include all of the custom fields along with the Item, and the fields stored along with the Customer and Customer Contact for items. Also in the video is a quick way to print out a report which will give you the names of all of the Custom fields in the database for quick reference when creating reports
This Podcast covers the different features and benefits of Comments Fields within OnTime. Comments are fields that allow you to store large amounts of plain text along with items. They have built in security features where users or customers would be able to delete their own comments, but you could also give the rights to users to delete other users comments to work as moderators.