To Know What’s Coming Up
Declare war on stress with the most high-performance calendar you’ve ever had. Organize your appointments, tasks, locations and gear. Stay in control and get back behind the wheel.
Planning is Half the Battle
Next to emails, calendars are the main management tool for your day-by-day administrative tasks. planetarymail encompasses a calendar that is head and shoulders above the rest. Separate displays for all-day and short-notice appointments, location and resource management, appointments across various time zones… All of this makes our calendar one of planetarymail's most powerful tools.
Appointments! Appointments! Appointments!
- several calendars
- scheduling oversight
- object/space management
- clear overview through cross-fading
Forget About Forgetting
More Variety
Life is diverse. That’s why you can create several calendars that are distinguished through various colours in planetarymail.
In order to avoid confusion in your schedule, you can display these calendars individually or all at once. This is done using clearly structured cross-fades
of your appointments in their various calendar colours.
Tasks
To prevent you from losing track of your “to do” list, planetarymail also offers a task management function. Note down your tasks and
their state of progress.
You can, for example, create separate task lists for various projects in their corresponding colours.
Convert an email into an appointment or task with just a click and add as many attachments as you like.
Background Information
Along with text and documents, you can also add extensive additional information such as images, videos or audio to an appointment entry. This way you will have on hand all the needed data when needed.
Resource & Space Management
In many companies, not only do employees need to be organized but resources as well. Whether these are devices or vehicles – planetarymail
offers a very effective resource management function.
This allows easy managing of locations such as rooms or buildings and will help avoid mix-ups like
double-booked conference rooms or projectors.
