New Feature: Send and receive timely reminders

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We have a habit of saying that RowShare is a collaborative table and not a spreadsheet. But… what do we mean by “collaborative table”?

A table is the most natural interface for managing information. It’s just a set of rows and columns that everyone is familiar with. But you might say that this is also the case for Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.

RowShare offers a set of features to make collaboration easier such as notifications, sophisticated access rights for rows and columns and much more.

Today, a new type of column "Reminder" has been added to this list to manage reminders and deadlines. Add this type of column to your table, enter a date and time for any given row and later on, when a row reaches the due date, an email will be sent out automatically to the row owner.

By using this new type of column, your tables will naturally remind the business owners of the deadlines linked to their tasks or objectives. This is really practical for an action plan when managing a project or monitoring tasks on a daily basis.

Published on  
2016-06-20

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