A configurable calendar for Creatio

CalendarSyntech renders records from any Creatio schema as calendar events. You map columns (date, time, title, color, status, owner) once in Settings, then work with the data directly on the board.

The top bar holds period navigation, the view switcher and quick actions. The active view is highlighted with the accent tint and ring.

Every view is emulated below with real sample data. Weekends are tinted, the current day is marked with an accent circle, and event bars carry their status color.

Month

A 7×5 grid. Each day shows up to three events; extra ones collapse into a “+N more” pill. Multi-day tasks run as a continuous bar across the days they cover.

Resource timeline

Rows are resources (people, rooms, equipment) grouped by a lookup column; columns are hours or days. Pick the range with the day-count switcher — the active range is filled with the accent.

An event mirrors one record. Its color comes from a status lookup; it can show the owner’s photo and any additional columns you map.

The legend below the toolbar lists every status and its color; it can be hidden per configuration.

In edit mode you work directly on the board. A drag shows a floating “ghost” of the card that follows the cursor, while the target slot is highlighted.

Records that span several days (an end date after the start) render as horizontal bars in the all-day lane above the grid, packed into rows so they never hide the small per-hour events. A ‹ / › cue shows when a task continues past the visible range.

The current day is always emphasized — an accent circle on the date and a soft tint on its cell or column. Statuses double as filters.

The gear opens a modal with tabbed configuration. Everything is stored as JSON keyed by the component name, so you can copy it between environments.

// stored as JSON in SynCalendarSettings
{
  "schemaName": "Activity",
  "dateColumn": "StartDate",
  "startTimeColumn": "StartDate",
  "endTimeColumn": "DueDate",
  "titleColumn": "Title",
  "statusColumn": "Status",
  "statusLookupSchema": "ActivityStatus",
  "groupByColumn": "Owner",
  "defaultView": "week",
  "refreshInterval": 0,
  "readOnly": false
}

The interface ships in three languages and follows the user’s Creatio culture automatically. A valid license is required; diagnostic logging is gated behind a system setting.