Planning Events

Planning Events

Planning Events allow you to schedule activities that are not managed by worklogs. They are ideal for organizing meetings or planning activities, and other events that help teams coordinate their work.

Unlike Worklog Events, Planning Events are managed entirely within Calendar, giving you greater flexibility when planning and scheduling activities.

This section introduces detailed instructions for creating, managing, and recurring events are available in the related articles.


Key Features

With Planning Events, you can:

  • Create standalone calendar events.

  • Schedule meetings or planning activities

  • Assign one or multiple participants to an event.

  • Link events to Jira projects or Jira issues, when configured.

  • Edit, resize, move, copy, and delete events directly from the calendar.

  • Create recurring events for regularly scheduled activities.


Creating and Managing Planning Events

Planning Events can be created directly from the calendar by clicking a date or selecting a time range.

After an event has been created, you can:

  • edit event details;

  • move the event to another date or time;

  • resize the event to change its duration;

  • update event participants using Quick Edit;

  • copy an existing event;

  • delete the event.

All changes are saved immediately and reflected in the calendar.

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Recurring Events

Recurring Events help automate repetitive schedules by creating multiple occurrences from a single Custom Event.

Choose from standard recurrence patterns such as daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly, or create a custom recurrence schedule to meet your needs.

For more information, see Recurring Events.

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Event Participants

Depending on the selected event type, you can assign one or multiple participants to a Custom Event.

Participants can be managed during event creation or updated later using Quick Edit directly from the calendar.


Related Articles

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