The software allows for booking resources and supplies in Outlook Calendar with ease, for both Outlook and Exchange server, and allows for display of multiple calendars. Public folders or shared mailboxes can save resource descriptions. Featuring an overview and statistics tool.
As someone who has used many different scheduling software programs, I can confidently say that Calendar Browser is one of the best available. With this tool, booking resources is as easy as making an appointment in the Outlook Calendar. What sets Calendar Browser apart, however, is the many features it adds to Outlook Calendar.
With Calendar Browser, you can book resources and supplies with Outlook and Exchange server, and multiple calendars can be shown. You can even mark an appointment with a mandatory project name or add booking of services (such as coffee or notepads) to the booking. All of these features are highly customizable, so you can personalize the software to fit your specific needs.
One feature that I particularly appreciate is the WYSIWYG .html editor for resource descriptions with pictures, which makes it easy to add visual elements to your booking system. Additionally, there's an option to include a URL for further details about a resource. The software also includes an overview and statistics section for easy monitoring of bookings.
Of course, one of the best things about Calendar Browser is its compatibility. The software works with Win8, Office 2010 and 2013, and both 32- and 64-bit systems. If you're interested in trying the software before you purchase it, you can take advantage of the free trial for 30 days – there are no limitations on the number of calendars or users you can include.
If you do decide to invest in Calendar Browser, you'll have access to a wealth of resources. Admin and User manuals are available for free download on www.kalmstrom.com, and online video tutorials and documentation are also available. For $180/month, you can even subscribe to all kalmstrom.com products for an unlimited number of users. Overall, I highly recommend Calendar Browser for anyone in need of booking software.
With Calendar Browser, you can book resources and supplies with Outlook and Exchange server, and multiple calendars can be shown. You can even mark an appointment with a mandatory project name or add booking of services (such as coffee or notepads) to the booking. All of these features are highly customizable, so you can personalize the software to fit your specific needs.
One feature that I particularly appreciate is the WYSIWYG .html editor for resource descriptions with pictures, which makes it easy to add visual elements to your booking system. Additionally, there's an option to include a URL for further details about a resource. The software also includes an overview and statistics section for easy monitoring of bookings.
Of course, one of the best things about Calendar Browser is its compatibility. The software works with Win8, Office 2010 and 2013, and both 32- and 64-bit systems. If you're interested in trying the software before you purchase it, you can take advantage of the free trial for 30 days – there are no limitations on the number of calendars or users you can include.
If you do decide to invest in Calendar Browser, you'll have access to a wealth of resources. Admin and User manuals are available for free download on www.kalmstrom.com, and online video tutorials and documentation are also available. For $180/month, you can even subscribe to all kalmstrom.com products for an unlimited number of users. Overall, I highly recommend Calendar Browser for anyone in need of booking software.
What's New
Version 9.0.0.33: Compatible with Win8 and Office 2013, 32 and 64-bit, Excel reports