Product update
Schedule complete workflows
Book an entire multi-step workflow from the schedule so chained visits stay connected—instead of creating each appointment by hand.

Intake is never one appointment—it is drop-off, photos, bay work, and handoff. Scheduling each step separately invites gaps, wrong order, and lost context.
Why we built it
Operations workflows chain services your facility already defined (intake, detail, transport, departure). Schedule complete workflows lets staff book the full sequence from the calendar in one flow. Each step stays linked to the same job so technicians open Open Event on the right visit and progress through photos, checklists, and status without re-finding the car on a disconnected appointment.
Who it is for
- Facilities with repeatable multi-step processes—new car intake, departure, transport, or packaged care.
- Schedulers who today create three calendar blocks when one workflow should drive all three.
- Floor teams that rely on Run event workflow from Schedule to finish on-site work.
What you can do
- Choose a workflow when booking from Schedule and schedule every linked step together.
- Keep steps in the order your facility designed—delays and durations carry through the chain.
- Jump from a scheduled step into the workflow session with Open Event when work starts.
- Avoid orphan appointments that are missing the earlier or later steps in the same job.

How it fits your day
Define services and workflow structure in Settings → Services & schedule (see Create operations workflows for planning multi-step SOPs). Schedulers book the complete workflow once; technicians execute from the session page through completion.
Get started
Open Schedule, create a new event, and select a workflow-backed type when your facility has one configured. After booking, confirm each step appears on the calendar, then practice Open Event from the first visit.
For executing work on site, follow Run event workflow from Schedule.
Questions about this update?
Book time with our team or browse the rest of the changelog.