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(Created page with " = Intro = 3B comes with a built-in session scheduling module that allows anyone to book a time slot based on a pre-defined schedule or based on a user’s calendar availability. This module can be used to allow appointment, events, interviews and meeting booking. = Implementation = You would need to first create a Salesforce guest site / guest community *(link to article) and grant access to the apex classes b3o.GlobalRemotingInterface which is responsible for handli...")
 
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= Search and Match =
= Search and Match =
You can use the Search*(link to article) mechanism to find candidate(s) and contacts to invite for a session. Simply navigate to the “Candidate Search” tab in the session record and start a new search. If there are successful matches identified, you can select the record(s) that you want to invite to the session and click on the “Add” button. This depends on the out of the box delivered LWC component that handles creating Session Invitations from search results. You can extend this functionality by creating your own LWC component that can '''handle search results'''*(Link to article).
You can use the Search*(link to article) mechanism to find candidate(s) and contacts to invite for a session. Simply navigate to the “Candidate Search” tab in the session record and start a new search. If there are successful matches identified, you can select the record(s) that you want to invite to the session and click on the “Add” button. This depends on the out of the box delivered LWC component that handles creating Session Invitations from search results. You can extend this functionality by creating your own LWC component that can '''handle search results'''*(Link to article).
== App Builder Customization ==
When placed on a Salesforce record page using the Lightning App Builder, administrators can configure several properties to tailor the component's behavior and appearance to their organization's needs. These properties include:
* First Day: Sets the first day of the week.
* Timezone: Determines the calendar's timezone.
* Slot Duration: Specifies the duration of time slots in the calendar.
* Business Hours Start/End: Defines the start and end times of business hours.
* Week/Day View Header Format: Sets the format for calendar headers in week/day views.
* Calendar Height: Controls the calendar's height.
* Calendar Start/End Time: Defines the range of hours displayed in the calendar.
* Event Colors: Configures colors for new, edited, and standard events.


= Invitations Manager =
= Invitations Manager =

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