March 1, 2010
Announcing Enhanced Calendar
One of the core features to any practice management system is the calendar, and we’ve learned a lot about just how important this is in the time since we’ve launched Clio. Today we’re happy to unveil a completely redesigned calendar that has been rebuilt from the ground up.
In redesigning the Clio calendar we incorporated the feedback we’ve received on what our users would like to see in an improved calendar. The new calendar incorporates a host of new features while also improving ease-of-use and performance:
- A new firm-wide “Firm Calendar”
- Easily view multiple calendars simultaneously
- Support for drag & drop of calendar appointments
- Support for adjustment of appointment length by click & drag
- Support for full screen mode
- New “Agenda” view
- New “Year” view
The following overview video provides a good summary of the new features in the Clio calendar:
Enhanced Calendar from Clio on Vimeo.
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Comment by Jonathan — March 1, 2010 @ 9:55 am
I love the “Firm Calendar”. We use to just assign our entire office calendar to our attorney account but now, he can have his own private calendar! Two thumbs up!
Comment by Walter — March 1, 2010 @ 2:48 pm
What choices are there for printing the calendar, now the “print” function has disappered? Printing a page, or selecting and printing the calendar alone produces a less desierable product than the previous quality calendar produced with the “Print” function
Comment by The Clio Team — March 2, 2010 @ 4:07 am
Thanks for the positive feedback everyone! We will be adding the Print view back in shortly, that seems to be one of the most-loved features of the previous calendar that we forgot to bring over. Keep the feedback coming, we’re listening.
Comment by Walter — March 18, 2010 @ 4:49 pm
I can’t get my appointments to move from one day or time to another -at all! I have been patiently trying many times, when the cursor/arrow changes to a pointing finger in the time bar, and also in the meeting title area when the cursor remains an arrow.
It is difficult to expand or contract an appointment – the arrow / margin of error is small, and the event box often doesn’t expand,but inexplicably jumps several hours to another time slot. Expansion appears limited, when it works, to lengthening the appointment downward only.
Nothing is happening as seamlessly as your video, if at all.
I find Cleo very helpful to my practice, but would appreciate a better functioning calendar.