We just rolled out an update of the login & lost password pages. The interface now looks cleaner & better then before.

The form will now produce more clear warning messages. Let us know what you think…

Yesterday, we introduced our new openID support via Google.

This basically means that we can automatically create an account for you during sign up, since Google will tell us what your email address and name is.
Just click the Google icon to let Google know TrackMyPeople can access your information (we just need your email address & name…)

let Google know that we can retrieve your information,

and that’s it… You now have an activated your TrackMyPeople account! Without having to choose a username, email or password.

To login, you’ll have to do about the same: click the “login via Google”-link

and once more allow Google to pass your info on to us.
Note: if you checked the “remember permission”-checkbox, then Google will obviously not bother you again, but directly communicate with the TrackMyPeople site.

Existing users can simply update their email address in their profile settings to the corresponding Google account, which will allow them to login via google using their old account.

We’ve finally fixed the ‘remember me’ filter on the login form. Now if you log in and enable this option, you will stay logged in every time you visit the site (cookie expires in 30 days).

Also if you switch between frontend and backend (public vs private), you will be remembered on the frontend of the site. This gives your some quick links to your profile and the dashboard.

Because we want you to access your (and your employees) timesheet we just made it easier for you. From now on you don't need to enter your password everytime you enter our timetracking solution. 

Next time you login make sure to check the "remember me" box on the login page . From then on simply point your browser to www.trackmypeople.com and you will automatically logged in.