Daylite’s sidebar provides one-click access to the app’s Calendar, Contact, Objectives, Tasks, Notes & Email, Forms, and Groups.
Daylite 6 review update#
The main idea behind Daylite is to centralize every aspect of your business in a single location and allow everyone involved in a project to update information. (Although, the document’s footers all reference Daylite 5!) This documentation issue is also mitigated somewhat by Daylite’s new First Run Tips feature, which displays context-specific information related to Daylite’s features.ĭaylite’s new First Run Tips.
I recommend clicking the Help menu and downloading the User Guide, which is up to date. Fortunately there’s not a huge UI difference between versions 5 and 6, but they are different enough that new Daylite users might find themselves looking for things that don’t exist in the same exact locations as they are in the videos. In short, all the video tutorials on Marketcircle’s website are about Daylite 5. I have to laugh a little here, as one of the things I complained about in my last review remains an issue in the current version of Daylite. I found it to be fast, quickly synced across all my devices (as long as I had access to the Internet), and overall worked quite well.
For the purposes of this review I used Marketcircle’s cloud-based service with initial data that was created by Marketcircle.
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