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How to create Agenda Outlook Stile?
alberto
Member Posts: 59
Good morning everyone,
a client asked us to create an outlook-style appointment diary for him on BC21 (onprem).
Currently our vertical (they are all customized tables) shows them in "matrix" style format, while the customer would practically like to see the agendas of the individual resources (even all together) with the specifications of the days, by time per hour etc...
Do you have any suggestions on how to build it on BC (I don't know if something similar exists in standard)?
It would also be fine to build it "externally" and then integrate it with BC (and visible from BC, data passage via API or similar): in this case, could you suggest which language to develop it in?
Thank you
Alberto
a client asked us to create an outlook-style appointment diary for him on BC21 (onprem).
Currently our vertical (they are all customized tables) shows them in "matrix" style format, while the customer would practically like to see the agendas of the individual resources (even all together) with the specifications of the days, by time per hour etc...
Do you have any suggestions on how to build it on BC (I don't know if something similar exists in standard)?
It would also be fine to build it "externally" and then integrate it with BC (and visible from BC, data passage via API or similar): in this case, could you suggest which language to develop it in?
Thank you
Alberto
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