Calendar
Your Google and Outlook calendars synced both ways, shared team calendars, and scheduling links that let customers book a free slot on a page with your logo and color. Teammates' time off and public holidays show on the calendar, and the agent finds a free time, creates the event, and invites the guests once you approve.
- Owns
- Calendars
- Events
- Scheduling links
- Reminders
What lives in Calendar.
One app owns the whole domain. These are the workflows, views, and features inside it, rather than a separate tool for each.
- Google and Outlook sync, both ways, with Google Meet links on new events
- Day, week, and month views across personal and shared calendars
- Scheduling links with your hours, buffers, minimum notice, logo, and color
- Bookings check your calendars, Google and Outlook included, so a slot is never taken twice
- Teammates' time off and company holidays from People, plus public holidays by country
- Recurring events, RSVPs, and reminders in the app or by email
What your agent does in Calendar.
- Answers "what does my Thursday look like?" and finds any past or upcoming event
- Finds a free time on your calendars and checks it for conflicts
- Creates, moves, or cancels events and invites the guests, after you approve
- Turns "can we meet Tuesday?" in an email into an event with the right people, ready for your OK
- Accepts or declines invitations for you, after you approve
Every person gets their own agent; teams can share one. Sensitive actions wait for approval, and every action is logged with the data it used and the outcome.
Need it different? Describe it.
Add a field, a stage, a rule, a view, or a workflow inside this app. It's built on the same records and permissions, as open code you can change again.
Add a 15-minute buffer after every customer call, and keep Friday afternoons off my booking page.