Backlog Hours
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This page applies to Time2Track trainees.
Backlogging hours allows you to record any experiences you completed before you started using Time2Track. You can record previous experiences in the Activities and Clients sections.
Backlog Hours through Tags
You can enter previous experiences by using the Tag feature in Time2Track. Review Log Your Activities for more information. A few suggestions when backlogging hours through Tags:
- Create a tag first and name it Backlogged Hours. You can then select this tag when creating activities. This helps you quickly identify backlogged hours.
- Select the correct date when backlogging hours. You can filter by date range when reporting hour totals.
- If entering recurring backlogged hours, remember to select the first date that the recurring activity took place. Additionally, confirm each of the occurrences.
Backlog Hours through Activities
You can enter previous experiences in the Activities section. Review Log Your Activities for more information. A few suggestions when backlogging hours through Activities:
- Create a custom treatment setting first and name it Backlogged Hours. You can then select this treatment setting when creating activities. This helps you quickly identify backlogged hours.
- Select the correct date when backlogging hours. You can filter by date range when reporting hour totals.
- If entering recurring backlogged hours, remember to select the first date that the recurring activity took place. Additionally, confirm each of the occurrences.
If you don't have client details for previous activities, create a single activity with the total number of hours for each activity type. Some activities require a client; in these instances, create a generic client to represent the desired client type. You can use the following client codes for generic clients:
Generic Client Type |
Client Code |
---|---|
Individual |
INDIV |
Couple |
COUPLE |
Group |
GROUP |
Family |
FAMILY |
Some reports provide the total number of different clients in demographic reports. If you enter generic client types, they are counted as one client type. If you need detailed client data in demographic reports, review Backlogging Hours through Clients below.
Backlog Hours through Clients
You can enter previous activities in the Clients section. Review Clients for more information. A few recommendations when backlogging hours through clients:
- If you have clients who participated in groups and you want the clients to be included in demographic reports, you must add the client as an individual first, then create a group which you add them to.
- Create a separate activity for each client and their activity type.
Example of backlogging hours for clients by activity type. For example, ICLT01 are the hours for the first individual client and ICLT02 are the hours for the second individual client.
Activity Type |
Client Code |
Total Number of Hours |
---|---|---|
Individual Therapy |
ICLT01 |
10 |
Individual Therapy |
ICLT02 |
8 |
Couples Therapy |
CCLT01 |
12 |
Couples Therapy |
CCLT02 |
16 |
Family Therapy |
FCLT01 |
8 |
Family Therapy |
FCLT02 |
6 |
Group Therapy |
GCLT01 |
10 |
Group Therapy |
GCLT02 |
12 |
Supervision |
N/A |
75 |
Support |
N/A |
200 |