capabilities.roarkOwnsBookingPolicy is true. A calendar with no scheduling of its own has nothing an agent can be pointed at, so the thing a calendar tool books into is created here: the calendar, how long an appointment runs, and the hours it is offered in. The policy and the hours are written together, because a target with no hours offers nothing. Refused if the calendar is one the account can only read.
Calls
POST /v1/integrations/calendar/{connectionId}/targetsArguments
string
required
Calendar connection ID.
Options
string
required
Unique within the connection, and how a config file refers to this target. Letters, digits, spaces, _ or -.
string
required
The calendar to write appointments to, from
GET /v1/integrations/calendar/{connectionId}/calendars. primary is accepted and stored as the account’s own id.integer
required
integer
Dead time before an appointment, counted as busy when a slot is offered. Defaults to 0.
integer
integer
How soon from now an appointment may be made. Defaults to 120.
integer
How far ahead appointments may be made. Defaults to 30.
integer
The grid slots are offered on. Defaults to the duration, which gives back-to-back appointments.
switch
Whether an all-day event closes the day. Defaults to true, because a calendar marks all-day events free unless their creator says otherwise and a public holiday entered as one would otherwise be bookable.
array
The windows of the week appointments are offered in. Omit to adopt Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00. A target with no windows offers nothing at all, which reads to a caller as a permanently full diary.