FEATURE / Business Calendar

Every event, every dollar, one timeline.

See your events, deposits and balances, contracts, and tasks on a single calendar. QuotePilot flags double-bookings, lets you drag to reschedule, and publishes a feed you can subscribe to in Google Calendar.

Events + money + contracts + tasks · conflict detection · drag to reschedule · subscribable feed
How it works

It fills itself, then keeps you ahead.

Your jobs land on the calendar automatically — no separate data entry — and you can carry it anywhere.

01 / It fills itself

Your jobs land on the calendar

Every quote, contract, deposit due date, balance, and task shows up automatically — pulled from the work you're already doing.

02 / Spot conflicts

See double-bookings before they happen

QuotePilot flags overlapping events so you don't accept two jobs for the same date by accident.

03 / Subscribe

Carry it in Google Calendar

Subscribe to your QuotePilot feed and your events appear alongside everything else in Google, Apple, or Outlook calendar.

What you can do

The work and the cash flow, together.

One calendar for everything with a date — so a busy season is something you can see coming, not something that surprises you.

One timeline

Events and money, together

Deposits due, balances owed, and event dates live on the same calendar — so the work and the cash flow are never in two different places.

Conflict detection

Never double-book a date

Overlapping events are flagged automatically, so a busy season doesn't turn into a scheduling mistake.

Drag to reschedule

Move a date by dragging it

Plans change. Drag an event to a new date and its related items move with it — no re-entering anything.

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Subscribable feed

A private feed URL you can subscribe to in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook — your bookings, everywhere you already look.

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Deposits & balances on the calendar

See exactly which payments are due when, next to the events they belong to.

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Contracts & tasks too

Signing deadlines and project tasks share the same timeline as your events.

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Quotes and contracts as sources

Anything with a date — a quote's event date, a contract's deadline — becomes a calendar entry.

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Month view at a glance

A clean month grid that shows a whole season of bookings in one screen.

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Filter by what matters

Narrow to a team member, an event type, or just the money — whatever you need to see this week.

Real-world examples

A season you can see coming.

The dates that matter — events and payments — in one place.

Wedding planner

Sees deposits, event dates, and final-payment dates for the whole season on one screen.

No more cross-referencing a spreadsheet against an inbox to know what's due.

Venue

Conflict detection flags a double-booked Saturday before the second contract goes out.

The clash badge catches it at a glance, not after both deposits are taken.

Caterer

Final-headcount and balance-due dates sit right next to each event.

Knows exactly when to chase the final count and when the balance lands.

Contractor

Job start dates and milestone payment dates share one timeline.

Subscribes the feed into Google Calendar so the crew sees it too.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What shows up on the calendar?+
Events, deposit and balance due dates, contract signing deadlines, and project tasks — all on one timeline. Anything in QuotePilot that has a date becomes a calendar entry, so there's nothing to enter twice.
Can I sync it with Google Calendar?+
You subscribe to a private feed URL, and your QuotePilot events appear in Google Calendar (or Apple Calendar or Outlook). It's a one-way feed — QuotePilot publishes; your calendar reads it — so your bookings show up everywhere without double entry.
Does it warn me about double-bookings?+
Yes. Overlapping events are flagged automatically, so you can catch a clash before you accept the second job for the same date.
Can I drag an event to a new date?+
Yes. Drag an event to reschedule it, and its related items move with it. Plans change — the calendar keeps up.
Does it show deposits and balances?+
Yes. Deposit and balance due dates appear next to the events they belong to, so the work and the cash flow are on the same screen.
Is there a week or day view?+
The calendar is a month timeline today. Dedicated week and day views aren't available yet — they're on the roadmap.
Where do the dates come from?+
From the work you're already doing — quotes, contracts, deposits, and tasks. You don't maintain a separate calendar; QuotePilot builds it from your jobs.
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See your whole season on one screen.

Events + money + contracts + tasks · conflict detection · subscribable feed · 14-day free trial