Version 3.2.001 is now available. The bugfix release fixes two functional issues that were reported besides of some more code streamlining. The major release 3.2 enhances security and comes with the following great new features:

• Regions
  TeamCal Pro now support several base calendars organized by regions. You can create individual regions and a base calendar template for each of them. The administrator can set a default region to be used for the calendar display. Each user can overwrite this by his own default region. Also, in the calendar display you can switch between regions.
• Absence access for managers only
  Absence types can now be marked as "manager only". Only managers can set/unset these absences for themselves and their team members. Team members can still see them in their calendar but the check boxes are disabled.
• Minimum Present, Maximum Absent Threshold
  A minimum present and maximum absent value can be set per group. An addl. switch will cause TeamCal Pro to check these values when group members request absences. In case the configured thresholds would be breached the request is declined.
• Declination Period
  The declination management now offers to set a period in which no abesences are allowed. Regular members will receive a declination error if their request lies in that period.
• Personal Day Notes for Managers Only
  Personal day notes can now be hidden from regular users and made available only for managers, directors and administrators. This feature is useful if you want to use the day notes for management purposes only.

Best regards,

George 

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