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### Scheduling Appointments with Others If you want to schedule an appointment and notify others of the appointment, perform the following steps: SHOW ME Create an appointment. Invite contacts and users. When scheduling appointments with others, the application distinguishes between: Contacts. Customers, partners and so on who are listed in your company information as contact records. Users. Oracle CRM On Demand users at your company. Check the users' availability You can view the availability of users, but not contacts, since you do not have access to calendars that reside outside of the application. NOTE: To perform this step, your user role must include the Share Calendar privilege. Send notification of the appointment to all invitees. To add invitees to the appointment Create the appointment; fill in the appointment information, and save the record. On the Appointment Detail page, scroll down to the Contacts section and click Add. NOTE: You might have to add the Contact and User sections to your layout. For information about personalising Detail page layouts, see Changing Your Detail Page Layout. In the Lookup window, select an existing contact, or click New and create the contact record. The selected contacts appear in alphabetical order. Click OK. NOTE: To change which contact appears as the Primary Contact, click the Edit link beside the appointment on the Calendar page. On the Appointment Edit page, click the Lookup icon beside the Primary Contact field, select the new primary contact and click Save. The primary contact appears in the Calendar summary. The new primary contact is also added to the Contacts section of the Appointment Detail page, if it was not already included there. On the Appointment Detail page, scroll down to the Users section and click Add. NOTE: When you add a user to an activity team, you cannot specify the access profile for the user for the activity record. The user is automatically given the ReadOnly access profile for the activity. The user whose name appears in the Delegated By field on an activity is automatically given the Full access profile for the activity. The access level that the user has to the record depends on how the access profile is configured. However, regardless of how the ReadOnly access profile is configured, only the activity owner and the user whose name appears in the Delegated By field on an activity can remove users from that activity. In the Lookup window, select the users you want to invite to the appointment. The list that appears in the Lookup window contains all Oracle CRM On Demand users at your company. Click Save. To check the users' availability On the Appointment Detail page, click User Availability. For the User Availability button to appear, your user role must include the Share Calendar privilege. A combined calendar appears showing the list of users and their calendars. Rows for users who have not shared their calendar with you appear as blank bars. To view information about busy time shown on the calendar, hover your mouse pointer over the appointment. To view the availability on another day, you can: Click the arrows on the calendar header to scroll to the next day or previous day Click the calendar icon on the calendar header Update the appointment date and time, if necessary. Save the record. CAUTION: No warning message appears if you create an overlapping appointment. To send an email notification to the invitees (contacts and users) On the Appointment Detail page, click Send Email. An email opens with the following information: To. Invitees (contacts and users) If your list exceeds 70 invitees, the email is sent to the remaining invitees, but their email addresses do not appear in the To line. Subject. The Subject line in the email includes the word Appointment followed by the values of the Subject, Location, Start Time, and End Time fields from the appointment. You can edit the content of the Subject line in such emails. However, if the character set for your user language uses multibyte characters, then you must enable support for Unicode (UTF-8) in your email client. For information about enabling support for Unicode (UTF-8) in an email client, see the help documentation for the email client. #### Related Topics See the following topics for related information: Activity Fields Setting Your Default Calendar View About Activity Reminders

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