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            Add the Field Service Scheduling Console to an Experience Builder Site

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            Add the Field Service Scheduling Console to an Experience Builder Site

            Add the Scheduling Console to an Aura site to give Experience Cloud site users access to its scheduling capabilities.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience
            The Field Service core features, managed package, and mobile app are available in Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions.
            User Permissions Needed
            To use the Scheduling Console in a site: Field Service Community Dispatcher License permission set AND Field Service Community Dispatcher Permissions permission set

            Package icon This is a Field Service managed package feature.

            Important
            Important The Scheduling Console doesn't support LWR sites.

            Add the Scheduling Console component using Experience Builder.

            1. From Setup, enter Digital Experiences in the Quick Find box, then select All Sites.

              If you're creating a new site:

              1. Click New. The creation wizard opens with several templates to choose from.
              2. Select the Build Your Own (Aura) template.
              3. Follow the prompts to create your page. Give it a meaningful name, such as Scheduling Console.
              4. In Experience Workspaces, select Builder.

              If you already have an existing Aura site that you created for the Classic Dispatch Console:

              1. Click Builder.
              2. Click Home and select the page where you want the Scheduling Console to appear. You can also create a new page.
            2. From the Components menu under Other Components, drag the Scheduling Console component to the Content section of the page.
            3. Set the component's height property. The default recommended height is 720 pixels, which works well for most desktop layouts. You can set higher or lower height values.
              • Higher values (for example, 900–1200 pixels): Use when the Scheduling Console is the main content on the page and you want it to fill the viewport.
              • Lower values (for example, 400–600 pixels): Use when the Scheduling Console shares the page with other significant content above or below it.
              The Scheduling Console component resizes automatically when the browser window is resized.
              Tip
              Tip
              • Place the Scheduling Console component in a full-width region for the best experience. The Gantt and map benefit from horizontal space.
              • If the Scheduling Console appears cut off at the bottom, increase the minimum height or check that the parent section doesn't have a fixed height constraint.
            4. Publish your changes and activate the site.

            To let users open the map in a separate tab from the Scheduling Console, create a new page called Field Service Map and drag the Scheduling Console Map component to its Content section. The process is the same as adding the Scheduling Console component described in this topic. See Map Views and Routes in the Scheduling Console.

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