Located in Scottsdale Arizona, privately held Axosoft, LLC is a leading provider of bug tracking and software project management applications for software development teams.

The company’s flagship product, OnTime, stands out with industry-leading innovations, an intuitive user interface and state-of-the-art technology. OnTime is in use by over 5,000 development teams in ISV, consulting and IT organizations within 45+ nations around the globe.

OnTime is a bug tracing and software management system for Windows, Web, and Visual Studio .NET interfaces. It is four tools in one: a bug tracker, a requirements manager, a help desk incident tracker and a project wiki. OnTime is available both as an installed product and/or as a hosted service.

Axosoft’s goal is to continuously create a more perfect OnTime for customers who have entrusted it with providing them world-class project management software. This passion started as a spark within Axosoft’s founder, and it blazes on today throughout the entire organization.

Axosoft Key Strengths

• Axosoft develops affordable, lightweight software that helps its customers collaborate better. Over 8,100 organizations from 94 countries use Altassian’s JIRA solution for bug and issue tracking and project management across the application lifecycle.
• JIRA lets you prioritize, assign, track, report and audit your ‘issues,’ whatever they may be — from software bugs and help-desk tickets to project tasks and change requests.
• What’s more, JIRA helps you track the time spent on each issue down to the minute, and ensures that project timelines are always up-to-date. Whenever you work on an issue, simply log the time spent (in minutes, hours, days). If necessary, you can also update the estimated time remaining to complete the task.
• Different users use JIRA in different ways: Managers need updates on the status of the project, developers need to work on, update and resolve bugs, business analysts need to track their business projects, help desk issues need to be tracked through to completion, testers need the ability to raise issues quickly, while minimizing redundancies and duplicates, and project managers need to be able to assess and prioritize the importance of application issues and address them accordingly.