A national government office in Europe
Bought two Virto web parts for SharePoint Server 2019 in spring 2026 and had both running on Subscription Edition six weeks later.
A government department keeps its meetings, leave, project dates and public holidays in one calendar and its projects on one task board, on its own SharePoint Server farm, and takes both to Subscription Edition. Built with two Virto web parts for SharePoint on-premises.
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Virto Calendar On-Premises and Virto Kanban Board On-Premises sit on ordinary SharePoint Server pages and read the department's own SharePoint lists. The screens are from our SharePoint Subscription Edition demo farm.
Calendar
Team events, leave, project dates and public holidays stay in their own SharePoint lists, and the calendar shows them side by side. Exchange calendars, SQL tables and iCal feeds can join them.
Clicking a source in the legend hides it, and the Work Week, Month and Year views show the same entries at different distances.

Task board
A work-in-progress limit marks a column that has taken on too much, and a style rule turns overdue cards red.
People who follow a task get an email when it changes, and the board history shows what moved and when.

Both web parts run on your SharePoint Server farm and keep the department's data in your own SharePoint lists.
Who sees or edits an event or a task is set by the permissions on the site and its lists, so nobody gains more access through the web parts than SharePoint grants.
Both web parts have builds for SharePoint Server 2013, 2016, 2019 and Subscription Edition, so the calendar and the board move with the farm.
Both are among the seven Virto components for SharePoint Server that the NATO Cyber Security Centre has penetration-tested, and every finding has been fixed.
The board's charts and PDF export, and a printed calendar view, give the head of department a status without another reporting system.
A licence for a single on-premises web part never expires; a yearly renewal brings updates and support.
One calendar over several SharePoint lists, each source in its own colour, with Exchange calendars, SQL tables and iCal feeds alongside.
The leave list and the project dates in the same week, so a clash shows before the deadline does.
A work-in-progress limit marks the column that has taken on too much.
A style rule turns overdue cards red, and watchers get an email when a task they follow changes.
Status, Assigned To, Completion, Lead Time and Burndown charts, and the whole board as a PDF.
No SharePoint Server farm, or one that is being retired.
The calendar for Microsoft 365, installed from Microsoft Marketplace instead of on your own servers.
Described without their names. The details come from our licensing records.
Bought two Virto web parts for SharePoint Server 2019 in spring 2026 and had both running on Subscription Edition six weeks later.
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