Searching for default login credentials for "OnTime" software can be confusing because several different products share this name. Below are the default usernames and passwords for the most common OnTime software systems. 1. ONtime Employee Manager (Attendance/HR Software)
This is a popular attendance management system. It typically comes with a built-in administrator account to allow for the initial setup. Default Username: Default Password:
(Note: In some versions, the first letter may be capitalized: Action Required:
Users are often prompted to create or change the password upon first login or during the initial installation. 2. OnTime 360 (Courier & Dispatch Software) OnTime 360 does
typically use a universal default password for security reasons. Initial Setup:
Credentials for the primary account are usually provided by the OnTime Support Department via email upon registration. Customer Web Portal: ontime software default username and password
If you are a customer trying to log in, your username is generally your Email Address Account Number
, and your password must be set by the system administrator. If you cannot log in, use the Forgot Password link on the login page to receive a reset code via email. 3. OnTime Group Calendar (for Microsoft/IBM)
This enterprise-level calendar suite often integrates with existing directory services like Active Directory. Standard Login: Users typically log in using their Outlook or Exchange credentials Admin Setup:
During installation, the system prompts the administrator to set a new password
for the admin account. There is no "hardcoded" default password once the installation is complete. 4. OnTime (Direktronik/Inova Solutions) Method 2: Command Line Override (Linux / Server
This refers to network-connected clocks and management systems. How to Change Admin Password Ontime Software ||
Important: Default credentials vary significantly by version (cloud vs. self-hosted/legacy). Using incorrect defaults can lock you out.
For Linux-based Ontime servers, you can reset the password via the terminal:
sudo ontime-cli reset-password --username admin --new-password YourNewPass123
If the ontime-cli tool is missing, stop the Ontime service, edit the users.conf or .htpasswd file (often in /etc/ontime/), and manually hash a new password.
Leaving admin / admin active on an Ontime terminal is a critical security risk. Consider what an attacker could do: mix of cases
As a last resort, run the Ontime installer again. Choose "Repair" or "Reset to Factory Defaults". This will restore admin/admin but will not erase transaction data (though you should always back up first).
Yes, but be cautious. In very old versions, the default password is stored in plain text inside web.config or appsettings.json. Search for defaultPassword or initialAdminPassword.
The login process depends on whether you are using the desktop client (Windows-based, often a 4D or FileMaker runtime) or the web interface (modern Ontime Suite versions).
Within one hour of first login, perform the following:
it_admin or similar.admin user if the software allows.sa SQL password – If using SQL Server backend, reset sa to a complex password.Even after resetting or finding the correct default, you may encounter errors. Here is a quick reference:
| Error Message | Likely Cause | Solution |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| "Invalid username or password" | Wrong default pair or caps lock on | Re-enter carefully; try admin/password |
| "Account disabled. Contact administrator." | Default was deliberately disabled | Use recovery tool to re-enable |
| "Password expired" | First-time login with security policy | Enter default, then immediately set new |
| "License limit reached" | Too many active users | Remove unused users or upgrade license |
| "Database connection failed" | Backend DB credentials wrong | Check db.config file for defaults |