API and webhooks
What this page is — the external API for reading and writing Schedule data, and the events you can
What this page is — the external API for reading and writing Schedule data, and the events you can
What this page is — the people, and AI agents, that a calendar's events can be assigned to.
What this page is — an explanation of the templates a calendar is created from, and what each one
What this page is — the four ways a calendar can show its events, and when each is useful.
What this page is — the drawer that creates a calendar and, later, edits it.
What this page is — the event form: the fields every event has, the fields your calendar's template
What this page is — the email and WhatsApp invitations a calendar sends when an event is created or
What this page is — inviting people to an event, individually or as a group.
What this page is — the order to set a calendar up in, from nothing to a working booking page.
What this page is — an orientation to Orbit Schedule: what a calendar is in this product, what a
System pages: PPLP001 · PPDP001 · SHOWCASESCHEDULE001 · POLLLIST001
What this page is — every permission that controls Orbit Schedule, by the name the role editor
RoutescheduleId · Permission: Edit existing Showcasing Schedule records
What this page is — publishing a calendar so people outside your organisation can book time on it.
Route Browse & View Showcasing Schedule records
What this page is — the list of every calendar in the current project, and the four things you can
What this page is — a guide to the booking page as the person booking sees it. If you are an
/admin/orbittemplates is not part of a customer organisation. It is gated on View Orbit Template
What this page is — symptoms, in one place, with the page that explains each.
What this page is — what actually happens in your organisation when a member of the public books a