If you use our Services on behalf of an entity or organization, you are binding that organization to these Terms, and you represent that you have the authority to do so. By using our Services, you agree to be bound by these Terms. And, even better, if you (or your client) later modify existing forms and/or create new forms, there is no need to touch the database…MachForm does everything for you, behind the scenes.These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern access to and use of the Services made available by Loom, Inc. But, if databases aren’t your thing, the owner of MF is happy to create the database for you, and will then install MachForms. Oh- last thing…MachForm requires a MySQL database. I display them on a locked down page (Sitelok) using Datesnap. They actually manage extremely well by making their employees complete a Google spreadsheet of their available time - and then in separate Google spreadsheets (one for each location), they post the hours employees are to work.

I also have a client that has a couple of retail locations - and well over 100 employees. I don’t have a suggestion for that- other then to perhaps try Volunteerlocal out, and if it doesn’t work, maybe ask them for a better-suited suggestion. I know, from talking with you a while back, that this client has ongoing events (that is, it’s not really an event per se, but they need to manage volunteers on an ongoing, daily basis. They have a totally free plan that could be used for evaluation - and if it suits their purpose, then I’m thinking that the Discover Plan ($600/year) might fit the bill. However, if your client is interested in managing volunteers, I’d highly recommend they look at Volunteerlocal. And, as Mathew points out, the online reports make it very easy for our marketers to determine which locations are being selected more than others. On the form linked to this page (click the sweet button), patients can select from a lot of different locations - but only the schedulers associated with the location chosen see the submission. Based upon the subject, the submission is mailed to one of eleven different people. It’s also super easy to have submissions mailed to specific individuals only- on this page, for example, a person must select the nature of inquiry. Or, add it to a button if you’d rather it open in its own window. Basically, just grab the code for your form (they provide it) and drop it into an html stack. MachForm is an exceptional piece of software that is very, very easy to integrate into a RW project. Hi I think has done a great job of answering the questions. Today - I figure I have upwards of 75 installations spread out among quite a few clients. It wasn’t long before I needed more than ten licenses - he again charged me the difference between ten and unlimited. After I realized all the benefits, I upgraded to a ten license pack - Yuniar (the owner) charged me the difference between the one and ten pack. I started out with one license many years ago.

And, if they do, there’s no worry about messing with the database again - Machforms does it all in the background. In addition to both you and the submitter receiving beautifully formatted emails, it’s also super easy for your client to update their forms on the fly. You just give him FTP and cPanel access, and he’ll set everything up. You will need a MySQL database, but if setting that up sounds daunting, the owner of Machforms will do ALL OF THE WORK FOR YOU. The forms are incredibly easy to integrate into a Rapidweaver site. Here is a link to their self-hosted prices I switched to them a long time ago, and could not be more pleased. Since you mention that you might give up entirely on YabDab, you might want to consider Machform.

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