Your resources and statuses were stored in value lists in DayBack Classic but are now stored in DayBack's settings. If you've customized the script DayBack Classic uses to edit your events ("Create Edit Delete Event ( SourceNo."), you'll find a very similar script in the new DayBack ("Create Edit Delete Event - DayBack") where you can make the same changes.
You'll follow the linking instructions and none of the fields you add to your tables will have any name-collisions with the older DayBack fields already there.Ĭustomizations you've made to the CSS in DayBack Classic can be pasted into the new CSS area in DayBack's admin settings. You can link the new DayBack file to your solution as well, keeping both calendars running while you get the new DayBack set up the way you'd like. DayBack's integration with SeedCode Complete is also a "linked" integration. You "linked" DayBack Classic if the calendar is running as its own file alongside the other FileMaker files in your solution. Integration Steps for Upgraders If You Linked DayBack Classic to Your File If you currently have an unlimited user license, let us know how many users you need, and we'll put together an upgrade package that works for you. If you have a monthly or yearly subscription and fewer than five users, there will be almost no change in your prices if you upgrade. Please get in touch so we can put together an upgrade offer for your specific situation. If you purchased DayBack as a one-time purchase (instead of on a monthly or yearly plan), we're offering 35% off your the first year (or your first nine months if you chose a monthly plan), with steeper discounts for folks who have subscribed to in-app updates or bought within the last year. There is a pricing FAQ available here: DayBack Pricing. There won't be unlimited user pricing anymore, but we offer tiered discounts to folks with more than 20 users.
The new DayBack is $9.89 per user per month when billed monthly or $8.00 per user per month when billed yearly ( saving you nearly 20%). Now, thanks to improvements in FileMaker 19, you can use the same DayBack that folks have been using in Salesforce and G-Suite, now updated for improved performance and a much simpler integration in FileMaker Client and WebDirect. With the new DayBack now installed as an add-on, adding it to your file just takes a few clicks so you can spend your time customizing it, instead of installing it.ĭayBack Classic is what we're calling the version of DayBack that was available for FileMaker 13 through 18. We've been building FileMaker calendars since 2003, and with this FileMaker 19 version, we're able to offer features we've always wanted while making it incredibly simple to add DayBack to existing solutions.
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