Calendar
The LadVen OS calendar shows work commitments in time: task deadlines, personal and team reminders, customer-related events, and actions that should not get lost in chats or task lists.
Use it as a day, week, and month plan. The calendar does not replace tasks, CRM, or documents. It shows when to return to an action and who owns the next step.
When to Use the Calendar
Use the calendar to check personal workload, review team deadlines, move a reminder, open a linked task or CRM record, create a personal reminder, or return to an action at the right time.
If the work needs a result, assignee, and acceptance, create a task. If you only need to return to a question at a specific time, a reminder is enough.
Views and Filters
Use the day view for detailed scheduling, the week view for workload and deadline control, and the month view for larger commitments.
Calendar items can come from work plans, deadlines, reminders, and AI actions. Filter sources and reminder statuses when you need a cleaner operational view.
Reminders
Create a reminder when an action does not need a separate task but must appear at the right moment: call a client, check a reply, return to a document, clarify status, or prepare for a meeting.
A useful reminder has a clear title, time or signal, assignee when needed, a short comment, and a link to the task, CRM record, or document if the action belongs to another work object.
Items without time stay in the Without time block. Use it as a draft area, but do not leave important commitments there for long.
Personal and Team Mode
Personal mode shows commitments related to you. Team mode helps a manager or coordinator see shared deadlines, assigned reminders, and workload risks.
Before moving a team reminder, check whether it affects a client, task deadline, or another department. If the move changes an agreement, record the reason in the linked object.
Linked Records
When an item is linked to a task, opportunity, document, or customer record, open that record and continue the work there. The calendar shows timing; decisions, files, comments, and acceptance belong in the work object.
Do not put passwords, tokens, internal technical URLs, or private customer data into calendar titles or comments.