Scheduling

Plan shop time

Scheduling keeps intake appointments, pickups, due dates, follow-ups, shop blocks, and repair reminders close to the jobs they support.

One week view

The Scheduling workspace keeps date navigation and event filters above contained day columns, with an event editor beside the week view on desktop and stacked above it on smaller screens.

Common event types

  • Intake for drop-offs or evaluations.
  • Pickup for completed work.
  • Due for promised completion dates.
  • Follow-up for approvals, parts, estimates, or customer calls.
  • Shop Block for unavailable time.

Create an event

  1. Open Scheduling.
  2. Choose the date and time or mark the event all-day.
  3. Select an event type.
  4. Add a clear title and notes.
  5. Connect the event to a job when possible.
  6. Save the event.

Promise dates vs events

A Promise Date is the expected ready date on the job. A schedule event is a calendar item. Use both when the job needs a visible calendar reminder.

Daily use

Review upcoming events at the start of the day. Mark completed or cancelled events clearly so the schedule stays useful for everyone in the shop.