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You have received an invitation or a company has asked you to join Cadulis.

Everything will go smoothly—just follow the steps below:

Create your account

Your account is personal, meaning you are the sole manager of your password.

you are not committing to anything by creating your access

If you forget your password, the only way to reconnect is to click on “forgot password.”
An email will be sent to you to reset your password.

Therefore, you must provide a valid email address that you can access at all times,
so you can receive your intervention information or reset your password.

Account creation on Cadulis is free: you are not committing to anything by creating your access!

Business unit assignment

If you have not been invited, you need to join a company. Your administrator must provide you with a code found in their account settings.
(see Build a team).

Your administrator has configuration rights over your account
and can assign you additional roles (team leader, supervisor, financial administrator, etc.),
giving you the ability to perform more actions or access more information (see roles).

Configure your account

• Start by updating your address, as this location will be used as the starting and ending point for your routes.
• Enter your first and last name to make it easier for your managers to find you.

A single schedule

On Cadulis, you only need to create one account,
even if you work for multiple companies: each company can view your schedule
if you grant them permission, but your already scheduled activities will appear as black boxes.

Synchronization with your Google and Microsoft calendars works on the same principle:
from your account, you can see all information, but another user will only see black boxes
(unless you change the default configuration).

Today’s route

Your homepage directly displays your scheduled activities for the day.
In particular, you can see the travel times between each intervention.
By clicking on an intervention, you can access its details (client, activity to be performed, closure form, etc.).

You can also access other views of your day: a schedule view and a map view.

Closing an intervention

Nothing could be easier!

On Cadulis, we distinguish between the information provided to you (intervention sheet) and the information you provide (closure form).

To close your activity, go to the closure form
using the “close” button at the bottom of the page. Note that some fields are mandatory (for example, the closure status: ok or failed); these forms can be configured by an administrator. You can “save” or “validate definitively.” The first option, “save,” allows you to save the form for later. In the second case, “validate definitively,” you actually close the intervention and will no longer be able to modify your closure form. The actions scheduled after closure are then triggered. For example, sending the intervention report to the client, if your manager has enabled this feature. If you wish to modify the data after closure, you must contact an administrator.

Google Calendar / Outlook Calendar integration

The principle is simple: appointments from your external calendars appear on Cadulis (for your account) and, conversely, your interventions created on Cadulis are sent to your external calendars. The magic of synchronization! You can choose whether your external activities are visible to other Cadulis users (your manager) or should appear as black boxes.

For more information, follow the tutorial!

Offline access

Cadulis allows you to access some of your interventions and forms even without a network connection. Information from D-1 to D+1 is stored in your application as soon as you log in. So, just log in in the morning or the day before to make sure you have all the information you need for the day. You can also close or save information in offline mode. The data you enter will only be synchronized and transmitted once you are back online. To check if you are synchronized, you can click on the checkmark at the top right of the screen.

This symbol is replaced by a cloud if you are synchronizing, or by a cross if you are offline. You also have access to the list of items currently being synchronized.

You can also force offline mode if your network coverage is weak. This will prevent you from waiting for information to be sent to the server and will queue the data for later transmission. The saved information will be automatically sent to the server when you are back online.

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