Why calendar
Deadlines deserve a timeline, not a hidden column
Plot project items on a calendar using the date fields you already maintain — editorial schedules, hiring, service visits, and deal close dates.
Date-driven layout
Map any date or datetime field to the calendar timeline.
Month & week
Zoom out for planning or focus on the current week.
Drag to reschedule
Move events to update due dates without opening each record.
How it works
Turn date fields into a shared schedule
- 01
Choose a date field
Pick any date or datetime column on your project to drive the calendar layout.
- 02
Scan the month
See clusters of work at a glance. Spot overloaded weeks before they become problems.
- 03
Reschedule quickly
Drag events to new days when plans shift. The underlying field updates automatically.
Use cases
Calendar view fits any date-driven workflow
Editorial planning
Plot publish dates and owners on a shared month grid.
Hiring schedules
Track interviews and start dates across recruiters.
Field service
Map visit dates for technicians and dispatchers.
Deal timelines
See close dates alongside pipeline work in kanban.
Schedule with structure
Calendar backed by the same CRM fields
- Ideal for editorial calendars, hiring schedules, and service visits
- Color or group by select fields where configured
- Same permissions and fields as other views
- Automations can set dates when stages change
FAQ
Common questions about calendar view
Which date fields can I use?
Any date or datetime field on your project schema can drive the calendar view.
Can I reschedule by dragging events?
Yes. Moving an event updates the mapped date field on the item. Other views stay in sync.
Does calendar respect project permissions?
Yes. Users only see items they are allowed to access, the same as table and kanban.
Can workflows update calendar dates?
Yes. Automations can set or change date fields when stages change, and those dates appear on the calendar.