Scheduling appointments for a Connection

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Instructions

  1. Navigate to your Scheduler.
  2. Create an appointment (How To Schedule an Appointment in Tradify Web).
  3. Under the Staff and Connections Section, Select the + button.
  4. Select the connection or add a new one.
  5. Select the Job and any other relevant details.
  6. Select Save.

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What does my Connection Receive?

Once scheduled, an email will send to your connection. When your connection has accepted your invitation, an appointment email will include the following details:

  • The customer's name, address and contact details.
  • The date and time of the appointment.
  • The Job Number (note this is specific to the Tradify account scheduling this appointment).
  • The customer's Site address (if applicable)
  • Any notes included in the appointment (this does not include photos or other external files such as Job Notes).
  • The tasks associated with the Tradify Job.

What a Tradify Connect appointment email looks like to your connection:

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What I See on my Connection/Scheduler?

Once assigned, you'll notice the two different icons next to your connections:

  • Pending Connection will have an email icon on their initials.
  • An Active Connection has a network icon on their initials.

A Pending Connection needs to accept the appointment to become an Active Connection.

Within the Scheduler, your appointments will also vary in appearance according to status:

  • A white modal box with a coloured border means the appointment is pending.
  • A full-coloured modal box means the appointment was accepted by the Connection.
  • A red modal box means the appointment was declined by a Connection.

Filtering Connections on the Scheduler

You can filter your scheduler to only view appointments with Connections. To do this, simply select and de-select the ticks next in the Staff & Connections tab on the Scheduler.

See here for more info: How To Filter Staff on the Scheduler in Tradify

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