When working on your event in ThymeBase’s event planning software, you’ll notice the event details section. Watch this video or read about it below. You’ll find the event details tab in your event: But what can you actually do in the event details section? And why do you need it? Well, you can do almost …
As you create events and build out your event task lists, you’ll be creating new categories, or using existing ones. And that’s cool and all, but what if you need to edit a category, correct a typo, or you just want to create new categories all at once. Well, then head over to the categories area. …
As you create events, manage your event task lists, or add timeline items in ThymeBase, you have the option to add files and links. You might be uploading a floor plan, attaching a contract to a task, or appending a link to the timeline as a reference. Okay, but here’s the cool thing. Files or links you …
As you create events or add timeline items in ThymeBase, you have the option to assign locations – the address of the venue, where the bridal suite is, and where the rehearsal will be held. Of course, sometimes you’ll want to edit an address, add contacts and notes, or more. And that’s why we build …
Contacts are an important part of ThymeBase. You can add contacts to timeline items to assign the point of contact. Soon, we’ll be adding way more functionality around assigning tasks, and creating teams, and so this area will be a vital area. So let’s get to know it. The contacts area is the place where …
Note: We’ve actually removed the Task Dashboard from ThymeBase for now, and in its place we’ve added My Stuff – a place to see all the tasks due soon or assigned to you. If you’d like to manage all your tasks in one place, even across multiple events, then I’ve got good news for you. …
Turn any event timeline or task list into a template with the duplicate tool. Not all that much to say other than to try it yourself. Here’s how to duplicate an event in ThymeBase. When adding a new event to ThymeBase, you don’t need to begin from scratch. You could duplicate a previous event, and …