Scheduler
It is possible to use the scheduler (calendar) to book Resources.
Before proceeding, make sure you have a bookable resource. See Make a resource bookable section.
Select an item by typing its name in the searchbar.

You can now drag-and-drop a slot, confirm the "Title" of the event and click the Create event(s) button. You can select multiple resources to create many events at the same time.

Once created, you will be able to see a list of your scheduled bookings in the main page (dashboard).

Events
On the scheduler page, the items listed are called Events. Clicking an existing slot displays a modal window with different information:


The first line indicates the Title (or Comment) of the event. It is defined by the user when creating or editing the event.
Below are the date of the event, the time slot, and the duration in minutes.
Bindings
You can bind the slot to an experiment or a resource. Start typing on the "Search" textbox and select the entry you wish to relate to this event.

You can then view or unbind the entry.

Edit an event
Click the Edit button to edit an event. You can modify its title and starting/ending hours.

In the scheduler page, you can update an event with the following actions:
- Drag-and-drop: Move the event to the desired start time.
- Drag (by the end): Move only the ending hour of the event.

Cancel an event
Click the Cancel button to cancel an event.

You can add a custom message to inform the team members who are connected to this event. You can either send to Members of the team or to a list of users who booked this resource in a specific time range.
Browse events
You can use the filters to reduce clutter on the scheduler view and look for specific events.


Adjusting permissions
When a Resource is bookable, a new permission appears: "Can book":

By default, it will match the Visibility permission of the entry, but it can be adjusted to fine-tune who exactly has access to this Resource for booking it.
Archiving and deleting resources
Resources can be archived or deleted just like experiments. The behavior is the exact same. See Archival section.