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Workspace & Scheduling

Your Workspace is home base for the sales day: the dashboard shows what needs attention, Copilot answers questions and suggests next steps, tasks and property visits keep follow-ups honest, the calendar holds meetings and visits, and the activity log keeps a record of every customer touch.

Entry pointWorkspace and Calendar

Article summaryDetails
Best forSales users and managers running daily customer work.
Main outcomeUsers know where to see priorities, create follow-ups, schedule meetings, and review activity history.
RolesSales agent, manager, operations user.
RequiresAccess to Workspace, Calendar, contacts, tasks, meetings, and the records assigned to you.
Related reportsAgent activity reports, task reports, call reports, site visit reports, and dashboard KPIs.

What You Can Do Here

Your goalArticle
See your day at a glanceSee Your Day at a Glance
Let AI do the busyworkUse Copilot for Daily Work
Stay on top of to-dosManage Your Tasks · Add a Task from the Calendar
Schedule meetingsBook a Meeting with a Lead
Keep a record of every touchLog and Review Customer Activity

Start With Your Day

Use Workspace as your daily checklist:

  1. Open the Dashboard to see what needs attention.
  2. Review overdue and due-today Tasks.
  3. Open the customer record before calling, messaging, or meeting.
  4. Log the activity after the interaction so the team has context.
  5. Use the Calendar for time-based work such as meetings, visits, and scheduled follow-ups.

Managers can use the same flow to coach team members: check the dashboard, inspect overdue work, review activity quality, and confirm the next follow-up is planned.

Tasks vs the Calendar

These are two views of the same work:

  • Workspace → Tasks is your list — manage and work everything that's due.
  • Calendar is your schedule — book meetings, add tasks, and set site visits by date and time.

They stay in sync, so a task you add on the calendar shows up in your task list.

Looking for property visits? Scheduling, tracking, and post-visit feedback now live under Appointments.

Common Issues

IssueWhat to check
A task or meeting is missingCheck owner assignment, date filters, record visibility, and whether it was completed or rescheduled.
A user cannot create a follow-upConfirm task, calendar, meeting, and contact permissions.
Activity history looks incompleteMake sure calls, notes, meetings, and messages are logged against the correct contact or deal.
Calendar entries do not match the task listRefresh filters and confirm the item type, date, and status.

Most Workspace gaps come down to permissions or ownership. If tasks, meetings, or contacts you expect aren't visible — or you can't create them — ask your admin to check your task, calendar, meeting, and contact permissions and who owns the records.

Contact Brixi support if access checks out but the Workspace still misbehaves — say, the calendar and task list show different items for the same day after a refresh. Mention which Workspace page and a specific record so they can reproduce it.

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