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I was hoping to leverage Evernote for company procedures and the recurring implementation of those procedures. I'm still researching this idea but thought I would ask here what you more advanced ENers think is possible. Use case today, though this needs to scale to 100 clients, is Accounting Firm 10 current clients Each client has procedures specific to their company. I would have a notebook for each client I think. A long procedure would rarely exceed one printed double spaced page in length Procedures need to recur. Some annual, quarterly, monthly, biweekly, weekly or daily Procedures need to be shareable with our team Procedures need version history. No need to lock some team members from making changes at this stage as long as we can fall back if someone makes a bad modification of a procedure Team would also need to share some general notes about the client. Background information mainly 1Password would be used for confidential information like passwords and account numbers These clients can generate a lot of documents needed to carry out those procedures but we have pretty good handle on those with hubdoc. We have GSuite and Office 365 and I will probably set up a client folder in g drive for each as a back up to hubdoc if nothing else. I like EN for note taking and being able to add a variety of data sources to the client notebook (audio, screenshots, text, web clips, etc.) I think the sharing of notebooks would work well but don't know how Team EN subscription level would help us. But I believe EN's terrible at reminders that recur (and meager at straight up reminders) and that might be the show-stopper. I thought I would check here to see if you guys have ideas on how to make EN work for this use case with integration. We have Zapier today. I can add a little more SaaS i guess but the $15 per user for Teams would be pretty painful already. I'm researching more specific solutions to our needs but really want to use less customized solutions if possible so we don't become data hostages down the road. Thanks for any advice you have.

I posted too soon. The extention did download I noticed but didn't open the tab in Safari Preview as expected. I did this forcefully by "Open With" Safari Technology Preview (63). At first I got a message like, "Can't install this version of extention". So of course I tried again and it installed after opening another complete instance of Safari Preview 63. On had clipper installed the other did not. I closed "did not". But the favicons were failing in the open version so I quit that instance of Safari Preview and restarted to get the favicons to show properly again. Maybe this means the extension will cause problems, but, hey, that's what a preview is all about.

I can't get the extension from www.evernote.com/webclipper to install in this preview and wondered if any of you have found a workaround. (You know, besides use standard Safari! : )

Non native English? Honestly I didn't suspect that. Some of my son's high school friends do much worse than you! So, I also see the possible advantage that you can tweak things in Evernote. Which leads to the question, what happens if users poke around the notebooks that Your Day creates. Would this cause the app problems? Thanks for putting it together.

Hi. I'm about to try the app I think. I wonder though if you can comment on the advantages you see in this evernote tie in approach verus the stand alone Day One. Thanks . EDIT: typos I noticed in start up slash screens. "You doesn't need to be online." should be "You don't need to be online." Screen 1 "This app is hightly optimized to use with EverNote." should be "This app is highly optimized for use with Evernote."

Moving discussion on shortcut and solution found to here... where it seems a better fit.

When I saw this, I right clicked my left side bar and Shortcuts was selected in the pop up, but there was no down or side arrow next to shortcuts. Your post made me think to disable and reenable (toogle off and then back on) shortcuts and they are now visable. Thanks.

Just upgraded to 7.01 from 6 something. Now I have no shortcuts and can't add shortcuts. @Jason Creadore Can I roll back to something stable?

Nice @EverNote, you update date us to a 7.0 and 7.01 (mostly so you can become slack and telegram like, which most don't need or want), and manage to blow up my shortcuts. All gone now. I assume I have to start them over. How did this pass beta? Seems like this happened some other time to me. I'll repeat my standing recommendation for EN's for long term survival. Fix what you have running now. Stop adding "features" that few value while helpful things like being able to control note merges on a Mac go unaddressed. Let's see, some things unneeded we now have... Spaces, AI reading my notes by default, that always wrong related notes suggestions feature. Just focus on making core work. At least take a year to focus on squasing bugs. As it stands I'm gone as soon as another note group has a good web clipper. EDIT: Its worse than thought. I can no longer add shortcuts.

More information here, but the problem is the same...

This delete, reinstall solution does not work in High Sierra for me. Apple seems to have removed the "Always accept cookies from this site" option and "Accept cookies from websites I visit". These optiions are not in Privacy or Websites that I can find. I'm down to trying to log what Evernote web clipper login is trying to load and whitelisting those individually unless there are idea from other High Sierra users. (Of course I notice this issue less than a week after premium renewal!) ; )

This does not work for me as of 10/4/2017

Hurray! Glad you are still in the fight... Looking forward to trying it out...

So whatever happened to this idea. It was a good one. When I thought about journaling, first thought was how could I emulate Day One in Evernote. And here this is... or rather is not. Anyone watching this dead thread?

I resemble this remark : ^). Also checked competitors privacy policy. This is good as it gets for a notes program that does what I need.