Improved Resource Selection

We’ve made some big changes to how you filter and assign resources when editing events in DayBack. These changes will make it much easier to work with large numbers of resources, especially for folks assigning multiple resources to the same event.

Multiple Resources in FileMaker.

Watch a video of the new behaviors and learn more here: Adding Multiple Resources to an Item.

If you haven’t looked at your resource field mapping in a while, here is how you set that up: Mapping the Resource Field in FileMaker.

Please get in touch if you have any questions about this; we’re here to help.

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