Salesforce Scheduler provides the tools to manage the data involved in scheduling
appointments. You can also embed appointment scheduling into standard Salesforce workflows, such
as leads and referrals, cases, opportunities, and accounts. Salesforce Scheduler also enables your
users to book appointments by using Salesforce Lightning Console, Experience Cloud Sites, and your
websites.
Required Editions
Salesforce Scheduler is available for an extra cost in Lightning Experience.
Asset Scheduling is available for an extra cost in Lightning Experience.
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
Here are some of the things that you can do with Salesforce Scheduler.
Manage your business information such as service territories (work locations), user service
resources (employees and contractors who attend customer appointments), assets (rooms and
equipment), and work type groups (appointment topics).
Use fixed working hours for your teams by using operating hours, or provide flexibility and
enable your teams to manage their own working hours by using shifts.
Specify availability based on various factors such as location working hours, appointment
topics, customers’ preferred meeting hours, absences, and holidays.
View appointments on Salesforce calendar by using Event Management.
Help find the right resources at the right time by managing skills, scheduling policy rules,
and settings.
Ensure equitable distribution of appointments among service resources by using appointment
distribution.
Enable your users to book multiple attendees in a single appointment by using multi-resource
scheduling.
Enable your users to book multiple appointments for a single time slot by using concurrent
scheduling.
Personalize appointment booking experience by using flows, developer resources, or both.
Enable inbound and outbound appointment scheduling through Salesforce Lightning Console,
Experience Cloud Sites, and your websites.
Share service resource availability by using an invitation URL.
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