Plan appointments. You keep the commitment.
You plan appointments in your business? Tell us where it gets stuck. You plan appointments in the FIDARYN calendar. Paula and Jonas suggest free slots, your team confirms. We set up the sync with your existing calendar together with our founding businesses.
Plan appointments in FIDARYN.
A service appointment has to be moved. Karl gathers possible time windows within the approved calendar. The responsible person considers travel and business rules and confirms a suggestion before anyone receives a commitment.
| Reads | Suggests | Needs approval |
|---|---|---|
| Approved calendars and the required availability | Possible dates and detected conflicts | Binding commitments, invitations and changes to existing appointments |
You keep control.
The starting point is a documented integration route, explicitly approved data and the responsibility of your team. We look at read and write access separately.
Official protocol documentation
Open standard. No partnership with any particular provider.
Questions and answers
Does the calendar need a particular vendor?
No. You plan appointments in the FIDARYN calendar. We set up the sync with your existing calendar together with our founding businesses, provider-neutral over CalDAV, iCalendar or a documented vendor API.
More integrations
Tell us what is piling up.
We show you live how FIDARYN takes it over.
Early access for selected businesses. FIDARYN starts with a pilot phase for founding businesses. We show you live in the demo what your business can use today. We set up the sync with your existing calendar together with our founding businesses.