My settings are disabled. How to change settings? Accounts with admin rights will be able to change settings like adding app categories, screenshot settings, work schedules, etc. To have access, contact your admin or account owner.
How to edit team settings? From the dashboard, under Register, click on teams. Go to the dashboard and click on the “teams” option located under the “Register”. You can find the list of all the teams listed on the appeared … Continued
Go to “Settings” on the left-hand side. Click on “App Categories.” Here you can see the complete app details used by the employees. Also, on the top right corner, the Add New Categories button is available with which you can … Continued
How to change the productivity status of any application? Only the admin or the Desklog account owner can change the productivity status of an application. Navigate to “Settings” on the left-hand side. Click on “App Productivity.” You can see all … Continued
Go to “Settings” on the left-hand side. Click on “General Settings.” Select “Company Information” and provide details like company name, tagline, address, phone number, email, and currency. Click the “Update” button to save the changes. Social Profile To set the … Continued
Navigate to “Settings” on the left-hand side of the dashboard. Click on “Working Hours.” Choose “Time Zone” and select the desired timezone. Click “Apply to All Users” if you want the change to apply universally.
Productivity Tracking at Admin Side Dashboard On Dashboard menu on the left panel, Admin will be able to view the following details as shown in the below screenshot. Leave: The number of employees on leave. Attended: The number of employees … Continued
Desklog has different app icons for different situations. They are similar for Windows, Linux, and Mac users. Let’s see what each of the icons means. Initially the icon will be in red color. When the tracking starts, it will change … Continued
1. Download the DMG file for Desklog from desklog.io/download. 2. Save this file in your applications folder to install Desklog. 3. From your applications folder double-click on Desklog-Client.dmg 4. A pop up will appear, click on “Open” To fully employ … Continued
8.2 Installation Procedure In Linux Operating System 1. Install the already downloaded file by using the command. sudo dpkg -i Desklog-Client-2.19 OR Double click and Install the deb file as shown in the below screenshot. 2. Enter the following details … Continued