We're very pleased to announce a brand-new update designed to take your scheduling to another level. The latest features introduced are aimed to optimize appointment management and boost scheduling efficiency.
With this update, you can now smoothly browse future dates at a glance. This feature aims to ensure that you are always prepared for upcoming appointments. No more being thrown off schedule.
The hassle of managing multiple users has been greatly lessened. The functionality allows selection of several users simultaneously, providing a unified view of everyone's appointments. This will let you assess everyone's commitments at a quick glance.
No longer do you have to jump from one calendar to another. You can now choose different calendars and gather all their appointments in a single view. You have everything you need in one place, making your scheduling process much more streamlined.
Easily select multiple groups at once. The appointments within these groups are overlaid on your calendar. This gives you a complete picture of your day, assisting you in better time management.
To ensure easy identification, users' appointments are color-coordinated. Also, group and calendar appointments are displayed in colors based on your customized settings.
We've also incorporated new icons to help you identify events on the fly. These include Google, Outlook, and Apple Events, Recurring Events, Blocked Slots, and invalid events.
Your selected calendars and users are remembered, so you can return to your preferred view with just a click.
Hover over any appointment for a comprehensive breakdown. This includes event type, title, and start and end times, all at a glimpse.
Whether it's booking demo requests or scheduling product updates, every aspect of our service aims to deliver outstanding customer experience and optimized efficiency. We look forward to hearing your feedback about the improved calendar view.
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