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CAL Shared time

When is a fact. It should not live in a cell.

Calendar is the suite’s shared time. Calendars you own or are given. Events, including recurring series. Guests and reminders. Share a calendar or an event and the people who need to know get mail. The freeze is Friday 16:00 — on the calendar, on PLATFORM-184, and in DOC-12.

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Calendars
Own, share, import
Events
Including recurring
People
Guests & reminders
Notice
Mail on share

Why Calendar

Give shared work a reliable time layer.

Dates become fragile when they are buried in spreadsheets, messages, or someone’s private calendar. Calendar gives teams a shared place for events, recurring commitments, guests, and reminders alongside the work and documentation they relate to.

  1. 01
    Create a common picture of time

    Separate calendars by team or purpose, then view the events you own and the calendars others share with you.

  2. 02
    Handle real schedules

    Create recurring series, invite guests, and set reminders instead of rebuilding the same event every week.

  3. 03
    Keep dates connected to context

    Use Calendar beside Yongo and Documentador so a release date, its issue, and its runbook remain part of one tenant.

CAL-CALS

Calendars you own, share, or import.

Create a calendar for the team, the company, or the on-call rotation. Share it. Import when the dates already exist somewhere you are trying to leave.

  • CRUD Create, edit, delete a calendar. It is an object in the tenant, not a tab in someone else’s product.
  • Shared calendars Give people a picture of when, without making them the owner.
  • Import Bring a calendar in when the migration is the point of the week.
  • Settings Tune how the calendar behaves for you — the same person who also lives in Yongo.

CAL-EVT

An event is a when, optionally a series.

Create, edit, delete. Recurring delete asks whether you mean this occurrence or the series — the boring dialog that prevents a disaster.

  • Single & recurring The freeze every Friday, or the 2.4 tag on Wednesday. Both are first-class.
  • Search Find the event without scrolling a month of other people’s birthdays.

CAL-WHO

Guests, reminders, and mail when you share.

Bring people in. Ping them before it starts. Sharing a calendar or an event notifies the people who need to know — through the same mail path the rest of the suite uses.

  • Guests The people who must show up, not everyone who can browse the space.
  • Reminders Before it starts — the unglamorous ping that saves the freeze.
  • Share notifications Calendar and event share both send mail. Silent sharing is how dates die.

Same house

The when sits next to the issue and the page.

YNG

Yongo

The freeze is an event and a ticket. Neither replaces the other.

CHT

Chat

Decide the time in the hallway. Put it on the calendar so it exists tomorrow.

DOC

Documentador

On-call rules belong on a page. The shift belongs here.

UBI

The suite

Included. Not a separate calendar vendor.

Index

Everything on this calendar

  • CAL-1
    Calendars you own or share Create calendars, import, and share them with colleagues.
  • CAL-2
    Events Create, edit, and delete events, including recurring series.
  • CAL-3
    Guests & reminders Bring people in and ping them before the event.
  • CAL-4
    Search & settings Find events quickly and tune how the calendar behaves for you.
  • CAL-5
    Email on share Sharing a calendar or event notifies the people who need to know.

The deal

Calendar is not an add-on SKU.

Shared time ships with the suite. Fifteen days, no card on the form.

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  • +Share a calendar or an event — mail goes out
  • +Recurring series with a delete dialog that asks the right question
  • +Import when you are leaving a spreadsheet of dates
  • +Updates stay free