TrackStudio Enterprise 3.1
Implementation Guide

This topic describes how to configure TrackStudio.

To configure the demo database for your company:

Step 
How to 
1. Login as root 
 
2. Use the User Management -> Overview tab to create managed administrator. 
3. Use the User Management -> User -> Change Password tab to set password for the managed administrator. 
4. Use the Task Management -> Overview tab to create the root folder for your projects. 
5. Use the Task Management -> Access Control -> Assigned Statuses tab to give the managed administrator permission to manage your projects. 
6. Login as managed administrator. 
 
7. Use the User Management -> Statuses tab to configure user groups and set permissions for each user group. 
8. Use the User Management -> Overview tab to create user accounts for your developers, testers and customers. 
9. Use the Task Management -> Workflows tab to configure workflows for your projects and bugs. Set workflow permissions for your user statuses. 
10. Use the Task Management -> Categories tabs to create categories for your projects and tasks. Set category permissions for your user statuses. 
11. Use the Task Management -> Overview tabs to create your project hierarchy. 
12. Use the Task Management -> Access Control -> Assigned Statuses tabs to allow your users to view projects and fill-in bugs. 
13. Use Task->Customize and Workflows->Customize tabs to create custom fields for your projects and bugs. 
14. Use the Filters tab to customize task filters. 
15. Login as root
 
16. Use the User Management -> User -> Change Password tab to change the root's password. 
17. Use the User Management -> User -> Edit tab to de-activate jsmith’s account (all subordinated accounts will be deactivated automatically). 
18. Use filters to search tasks by complex criteria. 
19. Use reporting to manage project resources and analyze what work has been completed and what work remains to be done. 
20. Use SOAP API to integrate TrackStudio with a call-center, front-office and other third-party software. 
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