How to use the Calendar :

To access the calendar, simply click the Calendar menu item at the top:

See Your Assigned Tasks

The Flowster calendar makes it easy to see all your active, assigned tasks. This means that if you’re assigned to a specific task within a workflow, and the task has a due date set, like this:

You’ll see it in the calendar:

See Your Assigned Workflows

Similarly, if you’re assigned to an entire workflow, that has a due date set, like this:

You’ll see it in the calendar, like this:

Notice that the color of the cards are different:

represents an entire workflow
represents a single task

See Your Future Assignments

If you have Scheduled Workflows, like this:

They’ll also appear in the calendar:

Note that the pink card is a workflow that’s already been created by this schedule, and the white cards are recurring entries that happen in the future.

View by Month or Week

The default view is an entire month, however, in the top right you’ll see these buttons:

You can use these to see a week:

Change The Due Dates/Times

You can drag-and-drop cards in the calendar to change their due dates and times.

Here’s an example from the month view. You’ve decided that a Workflow that was due on the 25th should be due earlier, on the 24th:

When this happens, the due date of the workflow is changed, however its due time remains the same.

When you’re in week view or day view, you can also change the due times of assignments by dragging-and-dropping them within the calendar.

View Other Members Assignments

By default, when you load the calendar, it will display data for yourself:

However, you can search members in your active division (note that Guests can only view their own calendars):

This is useful for managers to keep track of what their team is working on, and easily adjust due dates.

Unassigned

If you select “Unassigned” from the list of users, you’ll see all the assignments that have due dates set, but nobody assigned to them. This is helpful so that things don’t fall through the cracks … you can then make sure every task or workflow has someone working on it.

Assignments without Due Dates

The pane on the left-hand side shows all the workflows and tasks assigned to you (or whichever other user you’ve selected) that do not have due dates set:

Note:

The purple cards represent a single task
The pink cards represent an entire workflow

If you drag these cards onto the calendar, either in month, week, or day view, wherever you drop them will set their due date/time. It’s generally a good idea to have a due date set, because if not, these assignments could be ignored as there’s no urgency to complete them.