Single Calendar
One calendar. Total clarity.
Transforms appointment scheduling in Salesforce into a dynamic, real-time experience. Designed for speed and visibility, the Single Calendar gives you a unified calendar view of activities - organized by user, team, or resource. With drag-and-drop ease, filterable layouts, and fully configurable color-coded events, it’s never been easier to stay aligned and in control.
Smart scheduling. Streamlined execution.
See the big picture - down to the last detail.
Whether you're managing technicians, reps, or consultants, the Single Calendar helps you instantly understand who's doing what and when. View activities by resource with a clean, uncluttered layout tailored to daily planning and execution.
Reschedule without the rework.
Reschedule on the fly with intuitive drag-and-drop support. Rearranging timelines and adjusting priorities takes seconds - not minutes - empowering teams to adapt quickly without jumping between screens.
Add meaning with color.
Turn your calendar into a decision-making tool. Assign colors to events based on any field - status, priority, category, region - so patterns and priorities are easy to spot at a glance.
Define what every tile tells.
Tailor what appears on each calendar tile to match your team’s workflow. Choose which fields to display, define formatting, and ensure every user sees the context they need to act fast and confidently.
See the Single Calendar
in action!
See how teams go from scattered to streamlined with the Single Calendar.
Make the leap from standard to standout.
Bring order to your scheduling chaos - align teams, prioritize effortlessly, and act with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get set up?
You can be up and running in minutes, and creating real value for your customers in just a few days. The setup is fast, and the wins come even faster.
Does GridMate support dependent picklists?
Yes. GridMate supports dependent picklists, including dependent record type picklists.
If I install the GridMate package for all users, do I need to assign GridMate permission set(s) for each new user going forward?
Yes. The GridMate permission sets grant access to Apex classes, Visualforce pages, objects, and other components. When you first install the package and choose “Install for All Users,” these settings are automatically applied to existing users.
However, when new users are added later, you must manually assign the appropriate permission set. GridMate access is managed entirely through permissions, so assigning the permission set is highly recommended.
GridMate User
This is the base permission set required for any user who needs access to GridMate components (except User Grids). It includes object and field access, as well as Apex classes. Each GridMate user should have this permission.
GridMate Advanced User
This permission set is used to grant access to User Grids. Its purpose is for advanced users who require permission to create their own grids.
GridMate Admin
This permission set is used for Business Analysts to have access to the config wizard, inline configuration and SOQL Preview buttons. It's applicable only if they don't have access to the setup.
GridMate Cockpit User
The GridMate Cockpit User permission set allows users to manage all GridMate settings in one place - including grid-level field access, action controls, and component visibility. It grants access to the Cockpit tab and its features.
What is GridMate?
GridMate is a Salesforce ISV on the Salesforce AppExchange, offering 30+ Lightning components designed to boost adoption, utilization and productivity within Salesforce by enhancing its user experience and overcoming native limitations.
Rated 5 stars on AppExchange, GridMate is industry-agnostic and designed for a broad spectrum of use cases, empowering end users with the confidence and tools they need to excel in their day-to-day Salesforce tasks efficiently.
Is GridMate a managed package?
Yes. GridMate is a Salesforce-managed package, which means it’s securely versioned, upgradeable, and adheres to Salesforce’s best practices for packaging, deployment, and security. This ensures a clean upgrade path and minimizes risk across sandbox and production environments.
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