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What diary software do you use? -
25-10-06, 10:49 AM
Hi geeks,
I'm writing an article for Professional Nails looking at the software out there that techs use for organising their work, like Smartdiary, EZ-Book etc. I'd love to know what systems you use, and what options are particularly useful. If you don't use a software system to book appointments, then what features would persuade you to use one? I'm particularly interested in ones like Smartdiary because it is more affordable for a nail tech working by themselves, or talking to anyone who is using a system, whether they love it or hate it! Please either PM me or email me at rachael_glazier@yahoo.co.uk. Many thanks, Rachael x Rachael Glazier Freelance journalist and food writer Website: www.rachaelglazier.co.uk Email: rachael_glazier@yahoo.co.uk Tel: +44 (0) 1273 327 677 Mobile:+44 (0) 7939 258 172 |
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26-10-06, 07:43 PM
I use a leather bound "Daytimer" and all of my appmnts -business or personal - and daily tasks go in there. As does my personal phone book. Will be adding a secondary phone book section for clients names etc.
I also use 'MS Excel" for tracking retail, earnings, etc. I create 'workbooks' in Excel with formulas etc.. use it much like a database. I would use a software specifically for techs, IF it was small, portable and AFFORDABLE. |
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26-10-06, 09:22 PM
I have two diaries, salon diary and my personal diary. My personal diary has both salon appointments and personal stuff that if anyone rings me at home I know what appointments I have available.
I probably would have salon software if a) I were busier and therefore b) I could afford it |
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27-10-06, 11:36 AM
I use Microsoft Outlook, and have it synchronised with my IPAQ for when I'm out and about...I prefer to use Outlook as I keep my client contact details in there too, and frequently receive enquiries about apppointment times from clients, so everything is in one place! I'd be a bit lost without it now so am meticulous about backing up!
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27-10-06, 12:24 PM
MS Outlook, synchronised to my Ipaq and Nokia 6680 mobile phone. Mobile is the most preferred and often used of the 3. The Ipaq is more of a safety net than regularly used tool.
All contacts, appointments, etc. in 3 places so if I lose one I still have all details on 2 other devices. It's simple to synch as all 3 are on automatic update. Works well for me and hasn't let me down so far in nearly 3 years |
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28-10-06, 06:12 PM
Ooooooooooooooooooooooo
I gotta get me a phone that uses outlook I LOVE my outlook on my pc (outlook regular right? Not that express crap?), if I could have everything on my pc, in my phone and my agenda all in the same place... What a treasure that's gotta be!!! |
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