In this post, we’ll walk through how to extend the DayBack Calendar’s capabilities by launching custom Visualforce pages as floating modal popovers, all from within your favorite DayBack views. We’ll demonstrate how to trigger these modals via button actions inside your calendar, allowing you to create rich contextual workflows without leaving the calendar. One practical example […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Adding Multiple Resources to an Item
We’ve just improved how you select and manage resources when editing an item in DayBack. If you have lots of resources or have them filtered into many different folders, you can now more easily find the resources you’re looking for when editing an event. What’s New See the new features in action: Here’s a recap […]
Remove the Option to Create Shared Bookmarks
DayBack allows you to create both private bookmarks for yourself and public bookmarks to share across your DayBack group or with those outside of DayBack. You can allow bookmark creation for your administrators or every user in your organization. But let’s say you want your users to create private bookmarks for themselves but don’t want […]