Calendar is great for reminders...I don't use it for note keeping. They have a different app, Google KEEP, that is good for random notes (and searching for note content). KEEP has reminder abilities, but I don't use that.

I log on-site visits (billable) using Calendar and then refer to it when doing billing. Calendar has the ability to send reminders via email or on-screen popup. They used to provide SMS (text) message reminders, but pulled the plug on that feature. Calendar also allows for quite a few details to be associate with an event...location, attachments, free-text description, color coding...you can also group events as belonging to any one of an unlimited number of calendars.

The reason I like Google calendar (and KEEP) is because it syncs between my Samsung tablet, my Samsung phone, and my desktop (Chrome.) I can create To-Do lists in KEEP while sitting at my desk and then when I'm on-site at a clients I can quickly pull up the To-Do list on my cellphone. It's not rocket science, but it's handy, it works, it's free, and it is full featured. What its not is customizable. Oh, and Google may get a hair up their nose and pull the plug on any of their apps at any time, but ...I think MSoft has done the same.

As far as using either app for a total client management and information keeping system, I'd say it leaves a big gap. Or, maybe I'm just not savvy enough to get Calendar and KEEP to work together sufficiently...

Hope this helps.

Mike

[email protected] wrote:
Thanks for the reply, Mike. How are you using it? Reminder dates AND notes for different customers?

tia,
--Mike


On 2015-09-24 17:51, Mike Copeland wrote:
I'd use Google Calendar.

Mike Copeland

[email protected] wrote:
Friend's husband says his business (HVAC) wants a reminder system where they can enter customers, dates, notes, and get reminders about upcoming scheduled appts. Now it sounds like an easy app, but it also sounds like something that should be already out there (and cheap).

Ideas?

(Didn't mark as NF since this could be a Fox app.)

tia,
--Mike


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