Logging In

Your administrator creates user accounts. Once a user account is created, the user receives an email with login information.

Login Access
Your clinic's administration has created a SyncTimes account for all users. Access your account by clicking the link in the email from passwords@synctimes.com in your inbox.
 
Microsoft Login
You may also login using your Microsoft account, by selecting "Sign in through Microsoft".
 
Using SyncTimes from Web Browser  

You can access SyncTimes through a web browser by visiting app.synctimes.com or by downloading the desktop app directly from the site. Additionally, you can enhance your browsing experience by installing the SyncTimes Chrome extension, which allows for a convenient side-by-side view of your tabs. 

Note: We recommend using Chrome as your web browser when accessing SyncTimes

 

Using SyncTimes from Desktop App

Once you are signed into app.synctimes.com homepage, you can download the desktop app from the Applications tile. The desktop app, once downloaded, is automatically configured to load and login whenever a user opens a computer Windows-based computer. 

Note: The desktop app is only available for Windows computers. Users will not see the download option that is pictured below if using a Mac. 

SyncTimes on Mobile Device

Access SyncTimes on mobile devices by downloading the app from Google Play (for Android phones) or the Apple App Store (for iPhones). The app allows you to receive notifications on your device or smartwatch. Without the app, you can still receive notifications via text, but the app offers a more streamlined experience.

Accessing SyncTimes from Teams

1. Add the SyncTimes app to Teams.
 
2. Right-click the tab on the left that says "SyncTimes" and press "Pin".

3. From the app, you can toggle between the "Activity" tab and the "SyncTimes App" tab. In Teams, Activity will show you notifications you have received.
 
4. The SyncTimes App will allow you access all SyncTimes features.
 
 
If notifications are active, you will see a counter on the app in your taskbar, much like you'd see a notification on an app on your phone.