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1. Overview
   1. The Time 2.0 Service is now available through a standard SOAP-compliant web service interface.  Web services offer subscribers with programmatic means of accessing and managing their time utilization data. Through the Time 2.0 Web Service you can...
      1. Download Time Entries
      2. Upload Time Entries
      3. Download Time Summaries
      Read on to learn more.

2. Availability
   1. The Time 2.0 Service Web Service interface is available to business users only.

3. Security
   1. The Time 2.0 Service Web Services comply with standard WS-Security protocols.

4. WSDL
   1. http://www.time2dot0.com/Time2dot0Web/ws/T20WS.wsdl

5. Operations
   1. DownloadTimeEntries
      1. This operation provides a means of accessing raw time entry data from the Time 2.0 Service.
      2. Request Schema Documentation
      3. Response Schema Documentation
      4. Sample SOAP Request
      5. Sample SOAP Response
   2. UploadTimeEntries
      1. This operation provides a means of uploading time entry data to the Time 2.0 Service.
      2. Request Schema Documentation
      3. Response Schema Documentation
      4. Sample SOAP Request
      5. Sample SOAP Response
   3. DownloadTimeSummaries
      1. This operation provides a means of accessing aggregated time entry information.  This operation is useful for the creation of time utilization reports.
      2. Request Schema Documentation
      3. Response Schema Documentation
      4. Sample SOAP Request
      5. Sample SOAP Response

6. Dates
   1. All date fields used in each operation's request and response XML are strings the format "yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss z".  For example, "2007.08.31 23:59:59 CDT" corresponds to August, 31^st 2007 at 11:59 and 59 seconds in Central Daylight Time.

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If you have any questions about how to use the Time 2.0 Web Services or would like to suggest future enhancements please email time2dot0.support@time2dot0.com.