Notes can be a great way to communicate with your team about rescheduling suggestions or to tag events with additional information that a team should see before attending a meeting. Notes visibility and editing capabilities can also be restricted to specific users or to events with specific statuses or event types. This allows you to […]
New Features
Cut and Paste Rescheduling
Moving events between resources, dates, and calendars is already easy using drag and drop. There are times, however, when you want to move an event, but don’t know your availability ahead of time and need a quick way to look ahead to days that may be offscreen. Our new cut-and-paste button action makes it easy […]
Read-Only or Hidden Fields
In addition to making entire calendars read-only in DayBack, you can now designate individual fields as read-only or hidden. This is enabled with a few switches beneath each field (click “more” to reveal the switches). Read-only fields are useful when you’re rendering formula fields in the calendar and don’t want DayBack to try and edit […]
Update Resources and Statuses for Multiple Events
There are many cases where you have to modify multiple events at once. DayBack already makes it easy to break out your events by Resource or Status and then drag and drop events to reassign them. There are some cases, however, where you need to swap one resource for another resource without affecting the other […]
Embed Workflows in Your Calendar with Custom Side Panels
Take Action from Within Your Calendar We’d love to show you a powerful new DayBack extension that lets you embed custom workflows, data entry forms, and data visualizations in your calendar with custom side panels (sometimes called “drawers”). Like our Advanced Tooltips, custom side panels can load additional information from your Salesforce or FileMaker tables, revealing […]