Calendar permissions let an account admin decide who can only look at calendars and who can create, edit or delete them. This keeps a new hire from changing your consultation calendar by accident while still letting them book appointments.
View versus Manage
- View lets a user see that part of Calendars.
- Manage lets a user create, edit and delete it.
Calendar permissions you can set
| Permission | What it allows |
|---|---|
| View Calendars | Open and see the calendar area. |
| Manage Calendars setup | Create and change calendars and their settings. |
| Manage appointments | Create, edit and delete appointments. |
| Manage groups/categories | Create and change calendar groups. |
| Manage associated resources | Change related items such as staff and add-ons. |
| Manage preferences & global settings | Change calendar-wide preferences. |
Set permissions for a team member
This is for account admins only.
- Go to Settings and open My Staff.
- Select the team member.
- Open Roles & Permissions and select Calendars.
- Turn on the View and Manage permissions this person needs.
- Click Save.
Assigned Data: limit users to their own appointments
When Assigned Data is turned on for a user, they see only the calendars and appointments assigned to them, plus appointments for contacts they follow. When it is off, they see everything their permissions allow.
Examples
- View Calendars only: the user can see all calendars but cannot create, edit or delete them.
- Manage appointments only: the user can book, change and cancel appointments but cannot change calendar settings or groups. This fits most intake coordinators.
- Assigned Data on, with view access: a community liaison sees only their own appointments.
- Assigned Data on and following a contact: the user also sees that contact's appointments. They can edit them only if they also have Manage appointments.
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