We're hoping that by using RSVP Pro it might be possible to adapt JEvents to work as a simple task manager.
We have several engineers working at separate sites, each engineer can opt to complete any of the tasks which are listed to be done for that day. We have complex recurring patterns and the repeat event capabilities of JEvents appear to meet our needs exactly, along with the fact that each event (or task) can have a full description including location details and images etc. Our hope is that by limiting the availability of each recurring event to just one person per day, then once an engineer clicks to register (or complete) then that particular event would instantly become unavailable to anybody else to register. This would need to be a simple single radio type selection or something similar. We must also be able to easily look back to any particular day via the calendar and see who attended/completed each event/task.
By using a few simple language overrides to alter the terminology, we believe RSVP Pro could meet our needs. Do you think this is achievable? Or are we barking up the wrong tree?
Thanks
We have several engineers working at separate sites, each engineer can opt to complete any of the tasks which are listed to be done for that day. We have complex recurring patterns and the repeat event capabilities of JEvents appear to meet our needs exactly, along with the fact that each event (or task) can have a full description including location details and images etc. Our hope is that by limiting the availability of each recurring event to just one person per day, then once an engineer clicks to register (or complete) then that particular event would instantly become unavailable to anybody else to register. This would need to be a simple single radio type selection or something similar. We must also be able to easily look back to any particular day via the calendar and see who attended/completed each event/task.
By using a few simple language overrides to alter the terminology, we believe RSVP Pro could meet our needs. Do you think this is achievable? Or are we barking up the wrong tree?
Thanks