Requested developments

Users and administrators can manage their personal schedule from Enoria. It is impossible to enter absences or events beyond a period of 6 months. However, many parish priests would like to already be able to seize over a period of at least 12 to 18 months. Would it be possible to extend the duration of the seizure period.

Like the major existing digital tools: Google, Social networks, various and varied platforms, have a complete notification configuration page. On the one hand, the list of all possible notifications on Enoria, And in front of each one you can choose the types of notification: Email Browser/Desktop Not everyone is comfortable with notifications in the browser/on the desktop. Considering activating email notifications would have several advantages: Reassure: if Enoria contacts me as soon as I have important information in the context of my parish involvement, then Enoria is a reliable tool. Make it useful: if someone doesn't come to me to encourage me to connect, I forget about Enoria, we'll see later. Whereas if Enoria contacts me about important information about the parish, you must therefore connect to Enoria. Note: for the most invested and seasoned users who do not want to be inundated with emails, the notification center has the advantage of filtering.

When displaying the columns of a group, the horizontal scroll bar is only displayed at the bottom of the page: would it be possible to have it fixed, like the vertical scroll bar?

Hello, As a user, being able to put all your appointments and personal events on the personal agenda of your profile (free and private addition to this agenda) - an insistent request from our new priest, a new user of Enoria, a request that I find very useful for my part - a big thank you!

For dates of birth, baptism... slashes are a difficulty in mailing notifications, for example.

For users who share the same service within the parish. In addition, a plus, instead of a single manager, the services are provided by a small group of people.

User rights management could be refined to meet the following two needs: when a user profile is modified, that these changes are reflected on all users who have this profile. For example, I want to open up a new right to catechists (or remove some). Currently I have to change them one by one when we have more than one hundred users with the same profile. This request joins the other development requested to allow the application of a new profile to an already existing user (another post) less important, rather long-term for authorizations: allow the assignment of a different user profile according to the groups. Ideally, this would allow extended rights to a person responsible for baptisms for example, without allowing them to do everything about catechism groups if they are a “simple” catechist at the same time. This would give matrix authorization management as exists in many tools with rights crossed with groups. Thank you

Add an option Hide email addresses in the email sending module in the user configuration in addition to the general configuration of the entity. Example of use case: Allow a user to manage an event and send emails without being able to see the list in the sending module while allowing the group manager to see the email addresses to switch them to Outlook.

To date, the User Profile system does not seem optimal to me, like many existing SiS solutions. It is necessary to be able to manage user security not individually but collectively by User Profile. I specify my request, I create as many user profiles as I have different roles in my application. I then apply the desired profile to a user. If tomorrow, my user changes service or function in the parish, I remove the profile and assign the corresponding new security profile to him.

Today, notaries must be able to: See people and their homes without being able to edit the files of people and homes who have requested baptism. See all baptisms (of Sacraments), and be able to update the register number only. Notaries do not change the rest of the baptism information. Details of findings and problems: When the user connects, he has access to 80 people only those who are indicated in the baptisms. The notary can access the form but he can modify it... 1-She should be able to see the person files in read-only mode. 2-She should be able to see the person's household, and the files of the people in the household and not be able to modify it. In the Baptism Now section, the notary has good access to the list of baptisms, she can create and modify all of them. 3-It should be able to modify only the information within the neophyte baptism blocks or only the Register number field. PS: I can provide a word with screenshots and an example user account if necessary (in confidential mode).