Deciphering a group calendar is nearly impossible. How about allowing each user to select a color for activities/appts/calls? Then one can easily distinguish what activity belongs to whom upon glancing at the calendar. You can't always see who the user is if the activity is short, for example, without clicking into any given activity. Change color by user is more valuable to me than changing color per activity/task/etc. Group calendar in something like Outlook is so much easier to view and understand. Group view here is too cluttered. Thanks.

I have asked for this too. 6 advisors share 2 conference rooms. When I add everyone to the calendar to see if we are double-booked in the rooms, I can't easily discern who is who -everyone is the SAME color.

We are trying to make Redtail our main office calendar, so we can see where each colleague is going to be. I would like to have an option to be able to have each person be a different color on the calendar so it doesn't all blend in. (I know that you can change colors for appointments, tasks, phone calls etc)

I have access to all advisors as I am at the front desk. It would be extremely helpful if I could assign different colors for each advisor's appointments to quickly see who's appointment I'm looking at.

As the originator of this suggestion is there any update you can provide to me on this topic since it is my understand the whole reason Tailwag was created shortly after LeapFrog was so that updates of this nature could be accomplished quickly. Thanks!

Just make this optional -- we use colors to designate different types of activities (in-office meeting, phone meeting, etc.)

I manage multiple calendars and I would like the ability to color code the calendar by the individual. It would be hugely helpful to look at a calendar and know at a glance what each individual's schedule is. If the individual user prefers to color code their activities, fine but as an Admin, color coding by user would be a great addition! I have used other CRM programs that offer this option and it is positive feature.

I am managing multiple calendars and when I have them all open there is no way to determine what activity belongs to who. I would be hugely beneficial to color code by individual. If the user chooses to color code their own activities, great but as support staff, color coding by the individual would be extremely helpful!

Please let us know a time frame that this will be planned. It supposedly has been marked as planned since July 2012.

How is this completed?

Any progress on this?

yes this would be extremely helpful, as a new user (less than 1 month) I can't believe this isn't something that would have been default.

So that you do not have to go in and create new Activity Types and assign a corresponding color for each user. For example, our Client Services Manager could view the entire office's calendars (4 users) and easily identify what belongs to who based on color...ie everything for User A is red, everything for User B is blue, etc.

This would be so helpful as I have two directors with the same name except ONE letter! And I would SO LOVE to be able to differentiate between the two with color! I hope someone does this soon - seems like an awful lot of people want the feature.... :) thank you!

Yes, please! We have multiple advisors and support staff using the company calendar. It would help very much!

It would be helpful if the Calendar had coding capabilities similar to Outlook. It's nice to be able to color code users (not just activities) so that at a quick glance someone can see - on the shared calendar - if they have an appt/call/follow-up etc... at a quick glance. (IE: David is green, Kerry is purple, Michele is Pink, Becky is blue etc...)

give each individual user a color on the calendar view. currently if you are trying to see the calendars for many persons it is a mess

Is there any way we can get an update on this? The last update was a year ago.

This would work good for us too!!!

It would be nice to be able to look at the office calendar and be able to easily tell WHO has calendared items for period that is being viewed without having to go into the entries.