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Scheduling

scheduling.appsite.ca

This app is in beta: it’s live and ready to use, and some of its services are still being completed. Below is every claim on its Home and where it stands.

This record checked an older build. It checked 1.4.549 (Oct 13, 2026, 8:45 a.m.); scheduling.appsite.ca now serves 1.4.549 (4876b3a). The claims and checks below are about the older build until the next scan.

verify — scheduling · 1.4.549 8b07146

What the Home says, checked against the app — 6 backed · 5 partly · 4 not verified · 4 new since the last check

  • Partly liveNEWTyping or saying a sentence such as "Tuesday 10, Chen, brake job, truck 2" makes the AI quick-add create an appointment tied to that customer and job.Repaired — the code was fixed and merged: Add voice dictation to AI quick-add and link or create the work order for each appointment. PR ↗ · diff ↗ Not live yet — the build this record checked was made before the fix; deploy it (GitHub → Deploy now), then Scan now.
  • Backed by the appStaff reminders can be set on an appointment so the team's devices get a push notification before it starts, anywhere from fifteen minutes to a day ahead.
  • Partly livewas backedCalendars can be local, an ICS feed, or Apple Calendar, and they sync two ways.Why: All three calendar types exist and Apple syncs both ways, but ICS feeds are import-only, so not every type syncs two ways.
  • Backed by the appEach appointment is linked to the customer and the work order it is for.
  • Backed by the appDragging an appointment reschedules it, and the linked customer and work order move with it.
  • Backed by the appAppointments can be viewed on month, week and day calendars.
  • Backed by the appMultiple calendars can be kept for people and for resources.
  • Partly liveInvitations can be sent for appointments, and actions can be applied to many appointments at once.Why: Invitations work; bulk selection exists but no bulk action that changes records is visible in the code shown.
  • Partly livewas backedAppointments appear on the technician's phone through Apple Calendar or an ICS feed, with the customer and job a tap away.Why: Apple Calendar delivery with a tap-through link exists, but there is no ICS feed that publishes appointments to a phone.
  • Partly livewas backedBecause appointments share the customer record, a booking made in Scheduling refers to the same customer that Service and Invoicing already know, and the calendar, dispatch board and invoice describe the same visit.Why: Scheduling uses the shared CRM contact record and passes customerId to work orders, but the dispatch board and invoice behaviour live in other modules and are not shown.
  • Backed by the appThe module uses the same tenant identity, permissions and shared records as the rest of AppSite.
  • Not checked yetNEWCalendars, the quick-add, Apple and ICS sync, and staff reminders are included in every AppSite plan.Why: Content, not code: plan inclusion is a pricing and packaging statement.
  • Not checked yetScheduling is in the recommended module set for 12 of 19 industries.Why: Content, not code: an industry-recommendation count.
  • Not checked yetNEWThe courses that teach Scheduling, and the AppSite OPS Certificate, are included free and open in Training.Why: Content, not code: refers to specific courses and a certificate in Training.
  • Not checked yetNEW10 of the 13 features on the page are live, at build 1.4.549.Why: Content, not code: a feature count and build number for the page.

Checked Oct 13, 2026, 8:45 a.m. against build 1.4.549 (8b07146). Cyber Check reads the Home a visitor sees, then compares every claim on it with the code of the build that is serving it — a label or a screenshot is not evidence; working code is. It also checks every link, HTTPS, shipped secrets, DNS, the public page, and the registry — then the other way: what the app offers that its Home never says. After a full first pass, it rechecks each app on any night its code, its build or its Home changed.