System updates to 2021!

This video covers our latest updates to our platform.

AUTO RENEW: This is a feature that allows the user to set a reminder to “auto renew” and then set the term the user would like to have the auto renew (60 days up to 2 years). If auto renew is activated, once the reminder runs its full cycle, the reminder will automatically reset for the new expiration date as set by the user. No need to go in and have to adjust the dates on a reminder, this makes it automated.

INDUSTRIES AND CATEGORIES: Now in your user settings, you can select your industry. This will make the categories of the reminders be tailored to your industry.

ASSIGN TASK: For any users with an Enterprise Account, you can now assign existing or new reminders to another user who is within your Enterprise network.

CHANGE IN USER: If you have someone transfer from a department and bring in a new person, all the user needs to do is change their email and name in the “user settings” and all of the automated reminder emails will adjust to the new email entered in the “user settings.”

If you have any categories you would like to see or have system enhancement ideas, please email us at sales@offsiteequipment.com Thank you to everyone for your support, we appreciate all of you!

TIP: Delete/ Disable Reminder

If you need to delete or disable a reminder, the following illustrations will explain the steps you need to take.

Deleting a reminder will remove it entirely from the account.  You will not be able to recover a deleted reminder.  An Enterprise Account holder can set individual sub-accounts to restrict the ability to delete any reminders.

Disabling a reminder changes the status of the reminder from “Active” to “Inactive”.   Inactive reminders can still be accessed by clicking on the “Dashboard” link on the left menu and then scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking on “Disabled Reminders” (see below).

To disable an Active Reminder, click to open the reminder you wish to disable.  On the top right side you will see a box that says “Enabled.”

Click on that box once and it will change to Disabled:

If you would like to delete a reminder completely, click on the reminder you wish to delete and click the red square just under “contract details.”  This opens the reminder and allows you to edit it.

The reminder will open and allow the user to edit it.  On the top left corner of the reminder, there is a link that when clicked will delete the reminder.

 

 

 

 

 

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Video: Add a new reminder

TIP: Renew reminders easily…

Reminders and action items often can go on for years.

Annual inspections or maintenance, insurance policies, and supplier contracts will all have a due date and then once completed, will need to be pushed out to a new reminder date.  Rather than have to enter in a new reminder, we have designed our system so you can easily change the date of existing reminders and re-set them.

When a reminder is re-set, the system will send out a new iCalendar request to all people who were included as well as new email notifications.  I have included screenshots of how the process works.  I think you will find it is very user friendly.

On the far right hand side of your screen when in “Active Reminders” you will see a button that says “Renew.”  Select the reminder/ action you would like to renew and click the corresponding button.

When you click the button, a box will appear where you can update the dates for your reminder.

Inception Date:  it can be the date you changed the reminder or you can leave it as is.

Expiration Date:  this is the date the contract or reminder expires.  Note:  this is not the date you want the RenewAlert system to send you the reminder, this is the actual date the reminder will be due or will expire.

Once this is completed, click the button “renew reminder” and you are done.  Everything from the previous reminder will carry over to the new Expiration Date.  The same email addresses, notes, and reminder period will all apply to the new date.