Editing appointments

Editing appointments

Users whose roleUser roleA named bundle of user actions assigned to users and user groups. Permissions flow through roles, never directly to a user. includes the Edit user actionUser actionA single protected capability, such as 'edit appointment', that a role can grant. The building block of role-based access control. can modify an appointmentAppointmentA task scheduled to a resource for a specific period - the scheduled instance you see on the planning board.'s visual indicators straight from the mobile appMobile appThe companion app for field workers to see their schedule, update appointments and share GPS location from the field.. They have two ways to do this: tap the chips at the top of the screen, or tap the icons at the bottom-right.

Either action opens a modal listing the available indicatorsIndicatorCollective term for the visual signals - categories and time markers - that identify and label appointments.. When the user picks one, Dime.Scheduler sets the value and publishes it to the connected systems, just as it does elsewhere in the product.

Permission requirements

Editing requires a user role with edit permissions. If the option to edit appointments doesn't appear, ask your administrator to grant the necessary permissions.