Territory Servant Program - English - Spanish - Italian
Free
This is not intended to replace any of the forms now used.
The purpose of this program is to track Territories in a database to provide
on line access and special reports. A Territory card is printed with assigned
to, due date, days since last worked, do not calls (in red) and special instructions
to be included in the plastic folder with the Territory map (see below).
Once the data is gathered, reports can be printed or displayed on the
computer with the click of a button.
We use a Territory map of the entire Territory with individual Territories outlined
on it. If the Territory has not been worked, it has a red push pin in it; being worked,
yellow; worked, green. At a glance anyone can see which Territories haven't been
worked, those that are being worked, and those that need to be worked. As red pins
are worked, new ones are added (about ten to fifteen at a time) by using the report
page and selecting the 'Days Since Last Worked' button. Oldest go next. Green pins
are replaced with red. That way the town or city is continuously worked in an equally
distributed manner.
I used ŪGoogle map to take this picture and it is legal as long as the copyright notice
is clearly visible - see http://www.google.com/permissions/geoguidelines.html
Suggestions are greatly appreciated.
An optional feature is to store scanned maps into a TerritoryMaps folder located in the
program folder [see user instructions on Option screen] with the PrintMap function:
This will be folded at the printed lines and put in the
Territory plastic folder with the Territory map
[Not needed if PrintMap function is used]
Smaller than actual size
Campaign territory card:
Smaller than actual size
No Copyrights - Free
"And do not forget ... to share with others ..."
Hebrews 13:16 - New International Version
Territory Servant Program - English - Spanish - Italian
Free
This is not intended to replace any of the forms now used.
The purpose of this program is to track Territories in a database to provide
on line access and special reports. A Territory card is printed with assigned
to, due date, days since last worked, do not calls (in red) and special instructions
to be included in the plastic folder with the Territory map (see below).
Once the data is gathered, reports can be printed or displayed on the
computer with the click of a button.
We use a Territory map of the entire Territory with individual Territories outlined
on it. If the Territory has not been worked, it has a red push pin in it; being worked,
yellow; worked, green. At a glance anyone can see which Territories haven't been
worked, those that are being worked, and those that need to be worked. As red pins
are worked, new ones are added (about ten to fifteen at a time) by using the report
page and selecting the 'Days Since Last Worked' button. Oldest go next. Green pins
are replaced with red. That way the town or city is continuously worked in an equally
distributed manner.
I used ŪGoogle map to take this picture and it is legal as long as the copyright notice
is clearly visible - see http://www.google.com/permissions/geoguidelines.html
Suggestions are greatly appreciated.
An optional feature is to store scanned maps into a TerritoryMaps folder located in the
program folder [see user instructions on Option screen] with the PrintMap function:
This will be folded at the printed lines and put in the
Territory plastic folder with the Territory map
[Not needed if PrintMap function is used]
Smaller than actual size
Campaign territory card:
Smaller than actual size
Free
This is not intended to replace any of the forms now used.
The purpose of this program is to track Territories in a database to provide
on line access and special reports. A Territory card is printed with assigned
to, due date, days since last worked, do not calls (in red) and special instructions
to be included in the plastic folder with the Territory map (see below).
Once the data is gathered, reports can be printed or displayed on the
computer with the click of a button.
We use a Territory map of the entire Territory with individual Territories outlined
on it. If the Territory has not been worked, it has a red push pin in it; being worked,
yellow; worked, green. At a glance anyone can see which Territories haven't been
worked, those that are being worked, and those that need to be worked. As red pins
are worked, new ones are added (about ten to fifteen at a time) by using the report
page and selecting the 'Days Since Last Worked' button. Oldest go next. Green pins
are replaced with red. That way the town or city is continuously worked in an equally
distributed manner.
I used ŪGoogle map to take this picture and it is legal as long as the copyright notice
is clearly visible - see http://www.google.com/permissions/geoguidelines.html
Suggestions are greatly appreciated.
An optional feature is to store scanned maps into a TerritoryMaps folder located in the
program folder [see user instructions on Option screen] with the PrintMap function:
This will be folded at the printed lines and put in the
Territory plastic folder with the Territory map
[Not needed if PrintMap function is used]
Smaller than actual size
Campaign territory card:
Smaller than actual size
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