Schedule jobs and events on the calendar

Add a calendar event, link it to a project, set an all-day or timed slot, and add a location and notes.

2 min readLast updated June 4, 2026

How do I schedule a job or event on the calendar?

From the Calendar, click New event. Give it a title, optionally link it to a project, choose an all-day or timed slot with start and end times, and add a location and notes. Click Create and it appears on your calendar. To schedule a whole job instead, set start and end dates on the project itself — that shows up as a blue job block.

There are two ways to put work on the calendar: an event for a specific appointment (a site visit, an inspection), or a project schedule for the span of a job. Use events for moments, project schedules for the work itself.

Create a calendar event

  1. 1
    Click New event

    On the Calendar, click New event to open the event form.

  2. 2
    Title and link a project

    Type a title. Optionally choose a project from the dropdown so the event is tied to that job.

  3. 3
    Set the time

    Check All day for a full-day event, or leave it off and pick start and end times. The end must be after the start.

  4. 4
    Add location and notes

    Add a location and any notes, then click Create.

Linking an event to a project keeps related appointments together — open the event and you can jump straight to the project it belongs to.

Schedule a whole job

To block out the dates for an entire job rather than a single appointment, set the project's start and end dates on its Details tab. See Schedule a project on the calendar for the full steps. The job then appears as a blue block on this calendar.

An event is a single appointment you create on the calendar. A scheduled job is a project's date range, set on the project's Details tab, and shows as a blue block.

Yes. Check the All day box in the event form and the time fields switch to a full-day slot.

Click the event on the calendar to open its details, then choose to edit or remove it.

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