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VisitBasis Introduces Exciting New Features

VisitBasis, one of the leading retail mobile data collection software packages in the market, has just introduced exciting and useful new features, further benefiting its users.

Says Sergey Gorbunov, CEO of VisitBasis:  "Our software is always evolving. We are consistently developing our products as we closely watch and ask about our customer needs."

Integration with Google Drive
In previous versions, VisitBasis already had implemented the integration of its scheduling features with Google Calendar. Now, besides downloading files, users can also save the reports generated by VisitBasis on their Google Drive, allowing them to immediately make use of Google's file sharing and editing tools.

Third-party access to VisitBasis reports
It is clear that not only the professionals actually executing retail data collection efforts are interested in viewing their results. Sometimes there are many stakeholders in a merchandising or retail audit project, such as internal and external clients, that need to have frequent access to project status but that should not see database details. For this common scenario, VisitBasis has opened third-party access to its reporting tool, in addition to already available VisitBasis Analytics and visit summary tools.

VisitBasis Notifications
VisitBasis now tells you automatically, on the admin interface screen, about new features and system updates.

Schedule by Location
It is now possible to schedule hundreds of visits at a time on VisitBasis with the new Schedule by Location feature. This tool is specially useful for businesses that send out many reps to the the same locations to perform the same activities and need agility in scheduling and planning these visits. Watch the below video to see how it works:


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