Calendar Settings – Display Interface

Modified on Thu, 17 Apr at 11:56 AM

This section allows you to customize the display of your calendar based on your preferences and organizational needs. These settings directly impact how appointments are viewed and managed.



? Display Options

? Default View

  • Available choices: Day, Week, Month (currently selected: Week)

  • Function: Defines the default view mode when opening the calendar.


? Days of the Week

  • Multi-day selection: Lets you choose which days are displayed in your calendar.

  • Example: Monday to Sunday (all days are selected here).

  • Purpose: Customize the calendar to match your working days (e.g., Monday to Saturday only).


⏱️ Minimum Appointment Duration

  • Available values: 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 minutes...

  • Function: Controls the time block granularity of your calendar (smaller values mean more detail).


? Display Prep and Follow-Up Time


  • Function: Shows buffer time before and after appointments directly in the calendar.

  • Advantage: Helps visualize time that’s not bookable but needed between meetings.


? Slot Color

  • Other possible options: Service color, collaborator color, status color.

  • Function: Assigns a color to appointment slots for quick visual identification.

  • Note: This only applies when viewing a single collaborator’s calendar.


?️ Slot Title

  • Function: Defines what text appears inside the calendar slot.

  • Other options: Service name, full name of the contact.-


? Privacy Settings

?️ Make external appointments private for other users


  • Function: Hides the details of external appointments from other users with calendar access only if synchronization is active.

  • What others see: The slot is marked as "Private", and details are hidden (ideal for sensitive appointments).


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