Resource Central is our complete meeting room and resource booking tool for Outlook® allowing you to schedule meetings in less than 2 minutes
The roadmap provides an overview of major features in future releases. It’s intended as long-term guidance and not as a guarantee of future releases as our development priorities change based on customer feedback. The roadmap is therefore updated at a regular basis.
We value our customer wishes, if you have a request for a feature, please let us know. For a list of past releases and features, go to the product’s revision history
This page was last modified on 13. December 2022
Planned features for Resource Central 4.2 Service Release 3 (Released)
- See revision history for further details
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- Add-On Products Sensor System – Occupancy, availability, usage reports and other features
- See Workplace Sensor Solution | Add-On Products for further details
- See Workplace Sensor Solution | Add-On Products for further details
Planned features for Resource Central 4.2 Service Release 4 (Estimated release: Q1 2023)
- Service provider can edit name and price on ordered items
- Notify Organizers and Service providers about larger orders
- Managing Persons with Azure Role based Access control (Azure RBAC)
- Orders - Special Delivery time notifications for organizers and service providers
- Bug fixes
- Release scope - closed
Planned features for Resource Central 4.2 Service Release 5 (Estimated release: Q2 2023)
- Forms - Order form preview button
- MyMeetings - filters on Resources and Locations
- Release scope - open
Candidate features for Resource Central
- Booking manager - improved order handling
- Tracking of objects - Orders
- Tracking of objects - System configuration
- Improvement of RC Overview
- Outlook Add-in - Virtual resources (awaiting MS API release)
- Create reservations in Booking Manager
- Improved handling of deleted resources
- Dashboards on e.g. resource utilization and system performance
- Outlook Add-in - Shared calendar compatibility
- Ideas, features and improvements from customers and other stakeholders
Simon Fisker
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