Your account
Account in the menu opens Account Settings. It is split into cards.
Profile
Your name, phone, and Phone Country. The country matters: a client number typed without a country code is read as a number from this country, both here and on the phone. Your email address cannot be changed on this page. If you belong to an organization, the admin may manage these fields and they appear read-only.
Business Information
Company name, address, tax number, and your invoice logo, printed together as the letterhead on every invoice. The logo is optional; without one the letterhead is text only. It is your business mark, never the TrackTime logo.
Password
Enter your current password and a new one of at least eight characters. Changing the password signs out every other session, including the phone, which must sign in again.
Sessions
Every place the account is or was signed in, app and browser, with the IP address, sign-in time, and last activity. The current browser is marked This session. End signs out one device on its next request; End all other sessions signs out everything except the browser you are using. Use it if you lose a phone. History is kept for 90 days.
Two-Factor Authentication
Click Set up two-factor, scan the code with an authenticator app, and confirm with the six-digit code it shows. Save the backup codes somewhere safe; each one works once if you lose the authenticator. After that, both the web and the phone app ask for a code at sign-in. Disabling requires your password and a current code.
Invoice Numbering
Prefix, next number, and the billing increment used to round entries. See Invoices.
Deleting your account
At the bottom of the page. Deletion hides the account and its data immediately and erases everything permanently after 90 days. During that window you can ask support to restore it. The dialog asks you to type DELETE MY ACCOUNT to confirm. Organization admins are warned that this removes the whole organization. Team members cannot delete their own account; their organization admin deactivates it instead.