Personal Edition

User Settings depend from the Edition you’re using. Here’s what you’ll get from free Personal Edition:

If you’re using the Personal Edition we don’t need your PIN – but if using the Group or Enterprise Edition the BlackBerry PIN is used as unique identifier to distinguish between devices.That’s the reason why TimeTracker needs the Permission ‘Device Identifying Information’.

If you plan later to upgrade from Personal Edition to Group or Enterprise, it’s also a good idea to permit this for TimeTracker Personal Edition:

From a developers POV geting the Device PIN is easy:

// don't forget in jour .pro: LIBS += -lbbdevice
#include &amp;lt;bb/device/HardwareInfo&amp;gt;
...
using namespace bb::device;
...
HardwareInfo* hwInfo;
hwInfo = new HardwareInfo();
mDeviceID = hwInfo-&amp;gt;pin();
if(mDeviceID.startsWith(&amp;quot;0x&amp;quot;)){
    mDeviceID = mDeviceID.right(mDeviceID.length()-2);
}

From User Settings you can also set the Home TimeZone, where the default is the current TimeZone from first start of the app.

To change the TimeZone tap on the Action in ActionBar – then to select the TimeZone a list will be pushed on top.

Learn more how TimeZones are used inside TimeTracker here.

Group Edition

… work in progress …

Enterprise Edition

From Enterprise Edition your IT Admin configures your settings – so it may look different.

On top you’ll find your company name. If testing the Enterprise Edition there’s a toggle. Enterprise testing is done from your BES10 accessing a TimeTracker Test Server at CoMo Solutions.

At the bottom some informations to access the TimeTracker Server: Domain and URL are needed to construct the REST endpoints to upload your tracked data.