Desk Booking
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Add email field to 'Find a colleague'
For "find a colleague" to add a email search field making the search unique as only first and last name is not working example for India.
Latest update : Update 27.04: Feature will be part of next sprint which is starting 28.04 (ETA by end of May 2023)1 voteHI, we've replaced the 'Find a colleague' page with 'Find your team' that displays who from your team is in the office. This list is customisable from the web or mobile application. This will grant the ability to see a colleagues schedule over the next 5 weeks to bring the web application in line with the mobile application. The updated search field also allows entry of email address and displays 'email' in the results
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Find multiple colleagues or my team
Ability to add multiple colleagues in 'Find a colleague' to make it easier for teams to co-ordinate being near one another.
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Check In Reminder
Can it be looked into so we can have a "Check in reminder" email sent to users for desk booking at a specified time.
We don't want to bump users but it would be a handy function to be able to automatically prompt them to Check In to a desk.
7 votesWe have now released in the Condeco application the ability to enable Personal Space reminders through the use of 'ICS Files'.
An ICS file, which stands for "iCalendar" file, is a type of file used to store and share calendar events and appointments.
When the 'Attach ICS File' option in Group Settings is checked, the recipient of the 'Booked for' or ‘Booking confirmation’ email will receive it as a calendar invitation. This invite will appear in their native calendar app, but it won't show that they're busy during the scheduled time. So, when others check their availability using the 'Scheduling Assistant,' the invite will not make the user appear as “busy”.
For this release, we have enhanced the ICS file functionality by introducing an 'Add ICS reminder' dropdown box under Group Configuration. With this enhancement, users will now receive native reminders for their reservations directly within Outlook. This can be…
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Daily Reminder Emails For Desk Bookings
Want a reminder for all meetings, even if bump is not enabled
- Requested on behalf of Omnicom7 votesWe have now released in the Condeco application the ability to enable Personal Space reminders through the use of 'ICS Files'.
An ICS file, which stands for "iCalendar" file, is a type of file used to store and share calendar events and appointments.
When the 'Attach ICS File' option in Group Settings is checked, the recipient of the 'Booked for' or ‘Booking confirmation’ email will receive it as a calendar invitation. This invite will appear in their native calendar app, but it won't show that they're busy during the scheduled time. So, when others check their availability using the 'Scheduling Assistant,' the invite will not make the user appear as “busy”.
For this release, we have enhanced the ICS file functionality by introducing an 'Add ICS reminder' dropdown box under Group Configuration. With this enhancement, users will now receive native reminders for their reservations directly within Outlook. This can be…
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10 votes
As part of our Return to Office features, you can now turn off the ability for users to book desks for others from Advanced Setup > Desk Booking.
Note: It’s a global setting and allows either all users, or admins only, to book desks for others.
Find our more here https://www.condecosoftware.com/whatsnew/enterprise/changelog/
Thanks,
Condeco Product Team
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Restrict find a colleague to days in present/future only
As a facilities manager/HR officer in a company, i want to ensure that users using the "Find a colleague" feature, cannot see where a colleague was on a date in the past, so that individuals privacy is not infringed (TR provided an example where a user (A) is asked by the wife of another user (B) if A could check and see if B was in the office on a specific date in the past. Obviously, this could be lead to an embarrassing scenario if B said he was and the system found he wasn’t!)
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