Step by step
- Open Administration › Integrations, click the Calendar tab and find Calendar on your phone › All jobs (office). (Engineers make their own under Calendar in the engineer app.)
- Press Create calendar link. The link is shown only now: press Copy.
- Click Add to Google Calendar, Add to Outlook or iPhone / Mac, or add it by hand (below).
- Google Calendar (on a computer): Other calendars + › From URL › paste › Add calendar.
- Outlook: Calendar › Add calendar › Subscribe from web › paste › Import.
- iPhone: Settings › Calendar › Accounts › Add Account › Other › Add Subscribed Calendar › paste › Next › Save.
What is in it
Jobs from 60 days back to 180 days ahead, with the job number, status, customer, site address, machine and fault, and a link to the job.
Calendar apps refresh on their own schedule; Google can take several hours.
Keep it private
Anyone with the link can see the jobs in it. If it leaks, press Make a new link: the old one stops working. To stop it altogether, press Turn off.
The card shows the start of the link, when it was created and when a calendar last read it.
A link stops working by itself if the person who made it leaves the firm.
Questions
Can I change a job from my calendar?
No, the calendar is read-only. Click the link in the event to open the job in SubClik.
A job I just moved still shows the old time.
Your calendar app has not refreshed yet. It catches up within a few hours.
I lost the link.
It is shown only once. Press Make a new link and add the new one to your calendar.
Works together with
- Your calendarYour planned visits by day, week or month, in the same colour the office sees for you. Read-only: the office plans, you see it.
- The company calendarEvery planned visit on a month, week or day calendar, coloured by engineer. Drag jobs to move them, click to change the engineer, time and length, and plan the jobs that have no time yet.
- Integrations: connect your other systemsConnect your own Xero or QuickBooks, collect money with your own GoCardless or Stripe, put jobs in your calendar, send alerts to Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Zapier or Make, and let your own software read data with API keys.