It’s not always obvious when you’re scheduling a difficult day for one of your teammates. DayBack can double-check all the invisible constraints in your schedule to make sure you’re making promises you can keep. In this example, a custom action checks that we’re leaving enough drive time between two appointments: If that action looks useful, […]
Custom Actions
Scheduling with Maps in Salesforce
Connecting Maps and Calendars DayBack’s calendar platform now includes maps in Salesforce so you can make better scheduling decisions. DayBack now has built-in access to distance and drive-time calculations, so it’s easier to create scheduling workflows that consider location. Scheduling in DayBack makes your invisible constraints visible, and location is often an important constraint. Here’s […]
Enhance Analytics with Resource-Specific Thresholds
DayBack’s Calendar Analytics is a powerful tool designed to help you quantify your event data over time. By providing insights into whether your plans align with your goals, this feature allows you to visualize the consequences of your decisions directly within the calendar. It helps you ensure your team has the capacity to take on […]
Toggle Between People and Projects
DayBack’s Resource Filters are a robust tool for filtering your calendar by key categories such as individuals, offices, treatment rooms, or equipment—making resource management straightforward and intuitive. But what if your scheduling needs go beyond these typical categories? For teams managing projects, DayBack’s Horizon View already allows you to break out your calendar by any […]
To-Do Lists in DayBack Calendar
Enhancing Task Management We’re excited to unveil a new extension for DayBack Calendar: the ability to create and manage to-do lists directly from the Unscheduled Items sidebar. This enhancement aims to streamline your productivity by enabling you to create color-coded to-do lists for yourself or assign tasks to others in your organization. You can easily […]




