The DA’s office in Mobile, AL is up and running with a beta of Zulu, our new server-side plugin for FileMaker. Lisa, who runs the program is serving over 36 read-write calendars to iCal and iPhone. She has written up some of her experiences, including the accolades she’s getting from her team. Read more here.
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FileMaker and Supabase We are very excited to be supporting Supabase as a datasource for DayBack Calendar. You can embed DayBack in your Supabase project, or see Supabase records alongside your FileMaker events in DayBack.
Buffers in DayBack let you define padding before and after your events so you can see the time you need, not just the time you booked. Instead of squeezing appointments into every available minute, your calendar starts to reflect the reality of how your day unfolds. Buffers is ideal for travel time,
See When Assets are Passing by Unscheduled Jobs Showing unscheduled items on the map lets you see when a route is passing close to jobs you need to schedule. As you click on each truck, you’ll see it’s route for the day and find unscheduled jobs that would be good
Seeing Availability at a Glance We recently customized DayBack for a customer who wanted to consolidates all the decisions of team assignments into a single screen. When a dispatcher clicks on a job, they can schedule the entire field team (technicians, lead, vehicle, departure plan, and equipment) without leaving the
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That’s great news! You’ve probably seen my name before — we’re an office of about 65 users (mostly Mac), and along with around 10 conference rooms, everyone has a shared calendar in our less-than-perfect FMP-based calendar “server,” which exchanges data with desktop apps via .ics invites. Very messy at times. Based on what I’ve heard, I’m heavily leaning towards Zulu at this point, and we’ll probably be ready to implement it this fall, to coincide with the development of a new project management module in our FMP system. I’m sure we’ll be in touch!