Glossary
Calendar
The Kasura calendar shows bookings over time and answers when an asset is booked.
In Kasura
The Kasura calendar shows bookings arranged along a timeline, answering the question of when a given asset is booked — used for forward planning, checking utilization, and verifying that a new booking would not conflict with an existing one. This is a distinct question from what the vehicle whiteboard or accommodation operations board answer: those views order the same underlying bookings by operational stage and status rather than by time, surfacing what has to happen right now and in what condition it currently is. A calendar and a task-execution board are not interchangeable, even though they draw on the same booking data — a calendar organizes by time, a board organizes by task, and using only one of the two leaves the other question unanswered. Software offering only a calendar view forces staff to filter and mentally reconstruct today's actual work queue from a timeline, which is exactly the kind of derivation work that a dedicated execution view removes. The calendar view is available regardless of workspace type, unlike the whiteboard, which is specific to vehicle workspaces.
Not to be confused with
That the calendar and the whiteboard/operations board are interchangeable views of the same information; they order the same bookings by different axes (time vs. stage).
Why this exists
The calendar exists to answer the planning question — when is an asset booked — which a task-focused board does not answer well.
Related terms
- Accommodation Operations Board — Calendar is a distinct concept from Accommodation Operations Board, not an interchangeable term.
- Vehicle Whiteboard — Calendar is a distinct concept from Vehicle Whiteboard, not an interchangeable term.
- Availability — Calendar appears in Availability.
Part of: Operational Visibility
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