Time2Track’s Forward-Thinking Features
This is just the beginning of every client’s experience management transformation story. Our robust features are designed to deliver real-life benefits that pack a punch that program administrators—and all stakeholders—see and feel every day.
Experience management processes suddenly become much easier in all ways, because they’re now streamlined, efficient, and intuitive.
“Time2Track is saving me probably at least two and as many as four hours per week that I can now spend doing other more meaningful stuff.”
Michelle Lynn, M.A., LHMC
Art Therapy/Counseling Student Services & Field Training Coordinator, Southwestern College
Here’s a comprehensive look at just some of the powerful benefits that your Time2Track subscription delivers:
Time2Track Online Hours Tracking & Approvals
- Elevate experience management with the cloud
- Approve hours anytime, anywhere
- Eliminate the risk of losing paper records
- Enable contact-free data management
- Observe trainee activity in real time
- Centralize experience data
- Retrieve data effortlessly
- Share data access with all stakeholders
- Protect valuable data fully
Time2Track Online Forms & Evaluations
- Elevate experience management electronically
- Share access to forms
- Track forms within the workflow
- Eliminate the risk of losing paper records
- Enable contact-free data management
- Report on form responses easily
- Retrieve data effortlessly
- Aggregate data to gauge individual or group competencies
- Protect valuable data fully
Time2Track Data Analytics & Reporting
- Observe what your trainees are doing in real time
- Create aggregate and complex data reports on the fly
- Access data analytics easily
Time2Track Cloud-Based Data Storage
- Protect from data loss
- Retrieve data easily
- Provide long-term data storage/access for accreditation
- Provide historical training records
“Time2Track’s efficiencies provide the advantage of focused learning, which can benefit clinical mastery.”
Dr. Michael Christopher
PhD Psychology Program Director of Clinical Training and Professor, Pacific University Oregon