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Plan work in the communication calendar

Coordinate paid, organic, and lifecycle activity in one shared schedule.

Available to workspace members with access to the relevant editor; publishing requires an authorized connection and publish permission.
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Expected outcome

What you’ll achieve

  • A conflict-checked calendar in which every visible item links back to the source asset that controls its timing and status.
Step by step

Follow the workflow

  1. 1

    Open Calendar

    Use the communication calendar to review planned and scheduled assets across channels.

  2. 2

    Select the date window

    Switch to the month or period relevant to the campaign and use filters to reduce visual noise.

  3. 3

    Check channel balance

    Look for collisions, long gaps, and repeated messages across social, email, web push, SMS, and paid activity.

  4. 4

    Open an item for context

    Use the calendar entry to reach the source asset and confirm its status, audience, channel, and final content.

  5. 5

    Adjust in the source editor

    Edit schedule or content in the relevant tool, then return to the calendar to verify the updated plan.

Quality check

Verify your work

  • The calendar timezone and date window match the campaign plan
  • Overlapping customer messages and long channel gaps have an explicit owner decision
  • Opening a calendar item reaches the expected source draft or campaign
Troubleshooting

If something doesn’t look right

An item is missing

Confirm it has a saved or scheduled time in the source editor and that calendar filters include its channel.

The displayed time is wrong

Compare the source schedule and calendar timezone before editing.

A change does not persist

Update the source asset rather than only returning to the calendar view.

Scope

Limitations and safeguards

Limit

The calendar coordinates recorded Leado actions; activity created directly in an external platform may require synchronization before it appears.

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