Service Report im Vergleich zu Ministry Assistant Nutzung und Statistiken

A help for Jehovah's Witnesses in their field service to quickly take notes and stay organized. It's very easy to keep track of your territories, all your return visits, your service time for the month and plan your day or week of door to door ministry. Never forget a return visit again or be frustrated trying to find you paper notes! NOTE: Please send suggestions by e-mail instead of leaving them in a comment, since I can't reply if I don't understand what you mean, and the suggestion will never be implemented! Features: * Easily create and generate territories with streets, buildings or rural addresses * Tag addresses with GPS positions and see them on a map * Make fast notes of a visit with just a few clicks * Automatically update visit dates * Create a ministry schedule for your service year or month * Share information using NFC * Keep track of return visits, bible studies and magazine routes * Keep track of return visits by date, neighborhood or bookmarks * Send addresses and return visits as SMS if several publishers work a territory or as data to import directly into Ministry Assistant. * Add time for return visit to Google calendar * See statistics over a territory, what time and days you've been working there * Keep track of your service time for each month and year, and send the report by SMS or e-mail * Different profiles like pioneer or auxiliary pioneer * Widget for month report * Backup/restore easily to never lose your notes if something unexpected happens * Territory Helper and Territory Assistant integration Permissions GET_ACCOUNTS and USE_CREDENTIALS Needed to be able to make backups to Google Drive ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION and ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION Needed for GPS tagging addresses INTERNET Needed to use Google Maps READ_CALENDAR and WRITE_CALENDAR Needed to be able to write the appointment with a return visit to the Google Calendar READ CONTACTS Needed to import a person or person details from the contacts on the phone Thanks to those who translate!