Last month we looked at integrating DayBack with the Volunteers app for Salesforce. This month we’ll look at integrating DayBack with Taskfeed, the highly rated project management app for Salesforce. Taskfeed does a great job of showing the priorities and dependencies of your tasks, and some customers want to also see a grid-like view of who’s assigned […]
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Our Dev Environment – Dev Talk at Forcelandia 2016
Just back from Portland and I am thrilled that DayBack could be one of the sponsors of the Forcelandia Salesforce conference. Tanner gave a presentation there on the development environment we use when building DayBack Calendar. We particularly like this set up because The whole environment is under version control, meaning all our developers are using the same stuff (which more or less […]
Scheduling Volunteers
With DayBack Calendar, you can visualize the Campaigns, Shifts, and Hours in the Volunteers application and make changes right from within the calendar. DayBack Calendar has been on the Salesforce AppExchange for a few months now, and a common question we are getting from customers is can we integrate DayBack with other Salesforce apps to improve/extend those […]
Lauren Fleshman Retiring
I read somewhere that “Americans have a hard time closing doors” and it rang true to me as someone who was always intending to get back to stuff. Gonna start training again, gonna get the printing studio running again. I pictured every American man with a rusting muscle car under (many) tarps in the garage, just […]
Making Up Stories About Work
In What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, Murakami talks about trying to stop making lots of little decisions on a run. He wants to “just set the machine going” and then try to just watch himself run. This works because it shuts down the narrative-making impulse that’s always trying to decide where […]