How to Check the Time Remaining in Your Acquisition

How to Check the Time Remaining in Your Acquisition

How to Check the Time Remaining in Your Acquisition

After starting a Volocity acquisition by pressing the Record button, you can track the time remaining in your acquisition.

Steps to Check the Time Remaining:

  1. Locate the green box labeled Elapsed in the top-right corner of the screen.
  2. Click on the Elapsed box.
  3. You may need to click the box 2 or 3 times to toggle the display from Elapsed to Remaining.

This will show the remaining time for your acquisition.

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