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The answer pointee me in the right direction but unltimately failed to answer the question completely.
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The answer pointee me in the right direction but unltimately failed to answer the question completely.

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I am writing a Web based CRM into which I need to integrate a Calendar/Diary.<br />
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The Calendar needs to be accessible via an API or Web Service<br />
It needs to be partitionable for a number of companies and a number of salesman within the company<br />
It then needs to be individually synchronised with the salesperson PDA.<br />
The solution can be hosted independently of the CRM but it need sto appear as part of it.<br />
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Has anyone got an idea or pointer or experience? I may need a developer too<br />
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Cheers<br />
Kevin
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I am writing a Web based CRM into which I need to integrate a Calendar/Diary.

The Calendar needs to be accessible via an API or Web Service
It needs to be partitionable for a number of companies and a number of salesman within the company
It then needs to be individually synchronised with the salesperson PDA.
The solution can be hosted independently of the CRM but it need sto appear as part of it.

Has anyone got an idea or pointer or experience? I may need a developer too

Cheers
Kevin

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