Comments for Tungle.me | Scheduling Made Easy http://www.tungle.me/Home Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:22:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on How to be Heard: Giving Effective Feedback by Erin http://www.tungle.me/Home/how-to-be-heard-giving-effective-feedback/#comment-2369 Erin Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:22:11 +0000 http://www.tungle.me/Home/?p=1233#comment-2369 Hi Ry, Could you elaborate on how you'd like to control it? At the moment, what you can control is: - The minimum number of proposed times (the min. number of time slots someone must propose when requesting a meeting through your profile page) - The minimum and maximum duration of proposed meetings - The amount of advance notice you need - Suggested locations You'll find the first three under Public Profile > Edit availability (advanced settings), and suggested locations under Public Profile > Edit suggested locations. Does that help? Best, Erin Hi Ry,

Could you elaborate on how you’d like to control it? At the moment, what you can control is:

- The minimum number of proposed times (the min. number of time slots someone must propose when requesting a meeting through your profile page)
- The minimum and maximum duration of proposed meetings
- The amount of advance notice you need
- Suggested locations

You’ll find the first three under Public Profile > Edit availability (advanced settings), and suggested locations under Public Profile > Edit suggested locations.

Does that help?

Best,

Erin

]]> Comment on Help Us Help You! by Erin http://www.tungle.me/Home/help-us-help-you/#comment-2368 Erin Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:18:07 +0000 http://www.tungle.me/Home/?p=1245#comment-2368 Hi Daisy, I'm not sure what you mean by selecting a different time. Here's how it works when there is one meeting invitee: 1. The organizer sends out an invitation proposing multiple times 2. The invitee receives it by email and sees all the available times 3. The invitee selects only one time to book the meeting Does this make sense for what you're trying to do? If not, please feel free to send an email to support[at]tungle.com. Include the title of the meeting invitation in question and the Support team will look into it asap. Best, Erin Hi Daisy,

I’m not sure what you mean by selecting a different time. Here’s how it works when there is one meeting invitee:

1. The organizer sends out an invitation proposing multiple times
2. The invitee receives it by email and sees all the available times
3. The invitee selects only one time to book the meeting

Does this make sense for what you’re trying to do? If not, please feel free to send an email to support[at]tungle.com. Include the title of the meeting invitation in question and the Support team will look into it asap.

Best,

Erin

]]> Comment on How to be Heard: Giving Effective Feedback by Ry http://www.tungle.me/Home/how-to-be-heard-giving-effective-feedback/#comment-2366 Ry Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:44:08 +0000 http://www.tungle.me/Home/?p=1233#comment-2366 Is there any way to change the settings to remove all the hassle in scheduling a meeting (proposing multiple times, locations, multiple people, email confirmation)? I would like to control the settings since all the people scheduling appointments are 1-on-1 with me in my office. Thanks Is there any way to change the settings to remove all the hassle in scheduling a meeting (proposing multiple times, locations, multiple people, email confirmation)? I would like to control the settings since all the people scheduling appointments are 1-on-1 with me in my office.
Thanks

]]> Comment on Help Us Help You! by Daisy Wright http://www.tungle.me/Home/help-us-help-you/#comment-2365 Daisy Wright Mon, 30 Jan 2012 00:53:06 +0000 http://www.tungle.me/Home/?p=1245#comment-2365 As a trial, I sent a meeting invitation with two separate meeting times to my other email address. As the recipient, and acting as the invitee, I wanted to select a different time, but as much as I am trying to 'click and drag', nothing is happening. Would appreciate your help. Thanks. As a trial, I sent a meeting invitation with two separate meeting times to my other email address. As the recipient, and acting as the invitee, I wanted to select a different time, but as much as I am trying to ‘click and drag’, nothing is happening.

Would appreciate your help.

Thanks.

]]> Comment on Help Us Help You! by Erin http://www.tungle.me/Home/help-us-help-you/#comment-2359 Erin Tue, 10 Jan 2012 15:19:36 +0000 http://www.tungle.me/Home/?p=1245#comment-2359 Hi Amber-Lee, I wish we could help you, but I don't think Tungle will suit your needs. Tungle was designed to help arrange business meetings, so it focuses on time frames from 15 minutes to several hours rather than several days. Also, it's open for guests to book time with you and there's no way to turn off that functionality. Have you considered a simple Google Calendar? I believe you can publish it publicly for your guests to view, and they won't be able to book time through it - it would just be for viewing. I hope that helps! Best, Erin Hi Amber-Lee,

I wish we could help you, but I don’t think Tungle will suit your needs. Tungle was designed to help arrange business meetings, so it focuses on time frames from 15 minutes to several hours rather than several days. Also, it’s open for guests to book time with you and there’s no way to turn off that functionality.

Have you considered a simple Google Calendar? I believe you can publish it publicly for your guests to view, and they won’t be able to book time through it – it would just be for viewing. I hope that helps!

Best,

Erin

]]> Comment on Help Us Help You! by Amber-Lee Dibble http://www.tungle.me/Home/help-us-help-you/#comment-2356 Amber-Lee Dibble Tue, 10 Jan 2012 01:33:52 +0000 http://www.tungle.me/Home/?p=1245#comment-2356 Erin! I am not a member (YET!) but I have some questions, as I am (and have been for quite a bit of time) looking for a Calender. Specifically, a calender that people can see available DATES and TIME FRAMES (10-30 days) available for the type of trips we have available. Our business is such that we have time frames of 5, 7, 10, 14, 21 and 30 day ...trips available and can accommodate a total of 40-45 (easily) people at a time. Is this a good match for what I am looking for? I don't think guests or clients should be booking time-frames on the calender, but looking at an actual calender, I believe, really helps with the perspective... Nothing I have tried really works. Can you give me any input or ideas with this? I appreciate your time. (And Tungle looks like a really great...thing!) Take care. ~Amber-Lee Erin!
I am not a member (YET!) but I have some questions, as I am (and have been for quite a bit of time) looking for a Calender. Specifically, a calender that people can see available DATES and TIME FRAMES (10-30 days) available for the type of trips we have available.

Our business is such that we have time frames of 5, 7, 10, 14, 21 and 30 day …trips available and can accommodate a total of 40-45 (easily) people at a time.

Is this a good match for what I am looking for?

I don’t think guests or clients should be booking time-frames on the calender, but looking at an actual calender, I believe, really helps with the perspective…

Nothing I have tried really works. Can you give me any input or ideas with this? I appreciate your time. (And Tungle looks like a really great…thing!)

Take care.
~Amber-Lee

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