3-Session User Training
Recommended
For people whose work comes from many different directions
This training is designed for people whose work is constantly changing throughout the day.
If you are juggling emails, messages, phone calls, meetings, follow-ups, requests from coworkers, constant interruptions, and new tasks arriving throughout the day, building a trusted system takes time and practice.
The three sessions give you time to learn the Dayfind method, apply it to your real work, and refine your system as new situations arise.
What You’ll Learn
- Capture work from every source into one trusted system.
- Manage interruptions without losing track of important work.
- Stay on top of follow-ups, responsibilities, and commitments.
- Organize your workload with greater clarity and confidence.
- Build habits that make Dayfind part of your daily routine.
Who Should Book This Training?
- Managers and supervisors.
- Office staff handling multiple responsibilities.
- Salespeople and customer service team members.
- People who receive work through many different channels.
- Anyone who regularly feels overwhelmed or pulled in many directions.
Single User Training Session
For people who spend most of their day doing the same type of work
This training is designed for people whose daily work is more structured, consistent, and focused on a specific set of responsibilities.
If you generally perform the same type of work throughout the day and follow a predictable routine or workflow, one focused training session is usually enough to learn how Dayfind fits into your role.
During the session, you will learn how to manage your assigned work, responsibilities, communication, and follow-ups clearly inside Dayfind.
What You’ll Learn
- Manage your daily responsibilities in one clear system.
- Keep track of assigned tasks and due dates.
- Communicate updates and questions in the right place.
- Follow a consistent workflow for your role.
- Use Dayfind as part of your regular daily routine.
Who Should Book This Training?
- Production staff.
- Field technicians.
- Installers.
- Warehouse or operations staff.
- Anyone whose daily work follows a consistent routine.