KWIZ Calendar Plus
将 SharePoint 和外部日历中的数据合并到一个动态视图中。
由以下开发商制作:SnapOn Software (formerly KWIZ)
ComponentSource开始代理销售的日期:2009年
KWIZ Calendar Plus 关于
将 SharePoint 和外部日历中的数据合并到一个动态视图中。
KWIZ's Calendar Plus connects to multiple sources via SharePoint and Graph APIs to combine events into a single, easy calendar view. These sources can be filtered by event type to provide a more tailored experience. Calendar Plus can be easily accessed through your SharePoint site or on Microsoft Teams, allowing you to integrate calendar aggregation into your project management or team workspace. Conditional formatting allows you to stylize and neatly organize events in your calendar using a modular-style interface.
Easily connect to an unlimited number of data sources
Connect your Calendar Plus to an infinite number of data sources from the following options:
- A single local/remote SharePoint list.
- Multiple aggregated cross site SharePoint lists.
- SharePoint Search API, which allows you to aggregate events across the entire tenant.
- Microsoft Graph API, which allows you to connect to any M365 data source such as Exchange Online or MS Planner.
- Excel files stored in a SharePoint library.
Dynamic aggregation scope
Calendar Plus allows you to connect to multiple data sources; dynamically aggregate items into Calendar Plus from specific lists, sites, sub-sites and entire site collections.
Additionally, you may filter specific events or sources into group types to dynamically display and hide relevant calendar items.
Easily create a dynamic query that retrieves only the relevant events, meetings, tasks, milestones and more from your SharePoint Online tenant and external data sources.
Intuitive and clean-cut UI
With a simple to use modular like UI, configure your Calendar Plus interface to fit your needs. Easily search for events by dynamically assigned categories, subjects, and sources. Conditionally format the appearance and colour of event blocks with custom rules to further tailor the calendar events to a view relevant to yourself.
