Ross Sudentas

Screenshot Monitor  has 4 roles: 1. User – an employee/freelancer/worker who tracks his time and has access to his own data only 2. Manager – an employee who can be granted access to other employees’ data. 3. Administrator – an employee with full control over Team, Projects & Settings. Does not

After notifying our users about the release of App & URL tracking, we have received this colorful opinion from the employee’s side of view, and we’ve got a permission to post it unedited without mentioning the author’s name: I’m not happy with this. You keep adding

App & URL tracking  is a  feature of Screenshot Monitor that will monitor what applications your team members are using and what websites they are visiting. You can see it under “Apps & URLs” link on the Timeline next to “Tasks”. App & URL tracking is turned ON by default

Most of the settings – like number of screenshots, Activity tracking, App & URL tracking – are controlled on the web by a manager on the Settings page.  This post describes web settings in details. Nevertheless, there are other settings – primarily related to user interface – that are controlled by the users in

We have recently released Activity Levels in Screenshot Monitor – many employers have been requesting it for quite some time. Immediately we have received this very frustrated email. We are publishing it unedited (it was anonymous and it had no reply-to address), because despite the tone, it voices a very real

If a manager enables “Track activity level” in team settings,  the program starts monitoring employees’ mouse and keyboard activity level (in %).  The activity level is represented on the timeline by a small icons in the right top corner of the screenshots like this: And if you move your mouse over

Here we will describe the option available to manager in Settings (if you don’t have an account with us, you can see it in Demo). Each of the settings is set for the whole team and then (if you need it) you can set an Individual Setting for a

You may have noticed that Screenshots Monitor got a few small improvements. If you go to My Home (you can see it on Demo), at the top you will see the summary or work for today – how many employees were active today and how much time they have worked:  If

This page is outdated, read about settings here instead. We have added a few new settings for managers to control employee’s time tracking. The settings can be found on the Settings page (if you don’t have an account with us, you can see it in Demo): The current

In ScreenshotMonitor the typical scenario is when a freelancer (or an employee) tracks their time and a manager looks at the submitted data on the ScreenshotMonitor.com website. But what if a company works on a project for some client with whom they’d want to share the same information?