mySchedule : Advanced management of intervention planning

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Module presentation

The MySchedule module is an extension for Dolibarr that enhances job management by adding advanced features such as a calendar view, drag-and-drop options, user and contact assignments, and quick job creation and editing. ;

Key Features:

Interactive Calendar View:

Offers week and month views for efficient job scheduling.

Flexible Job Management:

Allows quick creation of jobs with one or more rows, as well as easy editing, including bulk status and other changes.

Simplified Assignment:

Facilitates the assignment of users and contacts/addresses to jobs, improving coordination and communication.

Advanced Navigation and Filtering:

Offers filtering options by time period, status, third party, user, contact, or address, with intuitive navigation between weeks and months.

Efficient bulk actions:

Allows bulk changes to intervention status, moving events, cloning interventions, and deleting events, thus optimizing daily management.

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