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Difference between the New Time Doctor and Time Doctor Classic

 

Note: Feature availability varies by Time Doctor subscription plan and may require specific user access roles.

 

TL;DR

Time Doctor Classic is the legacy version, while Time Doctor 2 is the modern, actively developed platform set to replace Classic. Both versions provide time, website, and app tracking, but Time Doctor 2 delivers significant enhancements:

  • Enhanced reporting: Productivity rating customization, detailed activity summaries with idle time breakdowns, and internet connectivity tracking.
  • Improved data management: Custom export tool to combine multiple report datasets in CSV, XSL, or PDF formats.
  • Automation upgrades: Automatic tracking when devices start, trigger-based email notifications, and advanced idle time analysis.
  • Security & deployment: Single sign-on (Okta, MS Azure) and expanded mass deployment support (Jamf, Microsoft Intune).
  • Media capture: Screenshots plus screen video recording.
  • Platform requirements: Time Doctor 2 requires newer OS versions than Classic.

 

Some capabilities remain exclusive to Classic, including white labeling and pop-up alerts for non-work-related websites. Time Doctor 2 lacks native integrations but supports Chrome extension integrations.

 

Reports

Hours Tracked

  • Classic: Tracks hours by day, week, or month.
  • Time Doctor 2: Same as Classic.

Web & App Usage

Activity Summary

Attendance

Internet Connectivity

  • Classic: Not available.
  • Time Doctor 2: Tracks offline time when the internet is lost.

Custom Export

 

Other Features

Automatic Monitoring

  • Classic: Not available.
  • Time Doctor 2: Automatically starts tracking when the device boots.

Idle Time Tracking

Email Notifications

Single Sign-On (SSO)

  • Classic: Not available.
  • Time Doctor 2: Supports Okta and MS Azure.

Manual Time Approval

Deployment & Policy Management

  • Classic: Supports MS Active Directory Group Policy, Citrix, Remote desktop servers, and Microsoft Intune.
  • Time Doctor 2: Adds Jamf

White Label

  • Classic: Available.
  • Time Doctor 2: Not available.

Screenshots & Video

Pop-ups for Non-Work Websites

  • Classic: Available.
  • Time Doctor 2: Removed.

Work Schedules

 

Integrations

Native Integrations

Pre-built Time Doctor integrations that allow syncing tasks between a third-party tool and Time Doctor.

Chrome Extension Integrations

Allow tracking time to tasks from third-party apps through a Chrome Extension. The Chrome extension adds a “Start Timer” button to third-party apps so that time can be tracked without leaving the third-party app.

Integrations that sends back time to the integrated software: 

  • Classic: Freshdesk, Jira, Redmine, Teamwork, Unfuddle, & Workflowmax
  • Time Doctor 2: Only Jira

 

Supported Platforms

 

Subscriptions

Some Time Doctor features are available on certain plans only. Review the plans here.

 


 

 

Should there be any inconsistencies or concerns regarding the article, contact support@timedoctor.com for prompt assistance.