Choose Project > Configure Publishing & Subscriptions.Open the project and choose the sync options. Only do this once per project from either a Mac or an iOS device (not both).
Sync a project up to a repository to make it available to the team for collaboration. Each team member can use the Description field to identify the purpose of each account they use. (OmniPlan can connect to multiple sync accounts. In OmniPlan for iOS, tap Server Repositories > Add Omni Sync Server Account.In OmniPlan for Mac, choose OmniPlan > Preferences > Accounts.In OmniPlan for iOS, scroll to the bottom of the Locations screen and tap Server Repositories > Add Omni Sync Server Account > Sign Up.Ĭonnect each installation of OmniPlan to the sync account.In OmniPlan for Mac, choose OmniPlan > Preferences > Accounts > Create Account.( But they should be the same for any WebDAV server.)Ĭreate an Omni Sync Server account (if one does not already exist). These are the steps for syncing with the Omni Sync Server. You can change the account password to revoke access. You’ll also want to keep your personal files in a private sync account. Teams that need privacy from each other should store their documents in separate team accounts. You control who has access by who has the username and password.Īnyone with the username and password will have access to anything in the account. All collaborators use the same username and password to connect to the same sync account. If no one else needs access to your OmniPlan files you can use OmniPresence Sync. You’ll also need OmniPlan Pro on every device to collaborate using Multiuser Project Sync ( also called Publishing and Subscriptions). Older and newer versions may need slightly different steps.
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This article is written for OmniPlan 3.7 for Mac and OmniPlan 3.6 for iOS.
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