Calendar
- Event created
- when the bid is accepted
- Event length
- estimated duration, or 60 min
- Reminders
- 60 and 15 min
- Rescheduled slot
- new event
- Direction
- Beedy to Google
Connected tools
Every tool starts from the work package file and feeds back into it. The appointment lands in your calendar, the brief sums up the work without the address, the QR code takes the client to the right form. Nothing to copy by hand.
Google Agenda
Beedy Mission #214Tue, Nov 3 · 8 amBid link
beedy.app/bid/…4 of 10 sends per 24 hBrief served to contractors
Electrical, 12 units. Main panel replacement, unit wiring, device installation.
estimated 3 weeks materials: 4 city onlyFictional data. The brief fields are the ones the product uses.
How it connects
You set the tools up once. From then on, every request and every accepted bid feeds them, with no date to copy by hand.
From your settings, with your Google permission. Beedy creates events there, nothing else.
ContractorOne link per medium: van, flyer, home show. Each one counts its scans and requests.
ContractorDaily alert cap, quiet hours, pause, excluded trades. By default, 8 alerts a day.
ContractorWork, materials, estimated duration, urgency, the city. The full address waits for a confirmed visit or bid.
ContractorThe event lands in your calendar, the client gets their .ics file. Nobody copies the time slot.
ClientIn the product
The references at the bottom of each card show where each rule is set.
Which tool for which need
Every tool starts from data already in Beedy. None of them asks you to enter the same information twice.
| Tool | Starts from | Produces | Requires |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contractor calendar | Accepted bid | “Beedy Mission #n” event with reminders at 60 and 15 min | Google Calendar connected |
| Client calendar | Confirmed appointment or site visit | .ics file and Google Calendar link, 2-hour slot | none |
| Brief | Request published by the client | Work, materials, estimated duration, urgency. Never the address. | client consent for the assistant |
| Booking link and QR | Your business | Short address, scan and request counters, revocable | contractor account |
| Bid link and QR | A published request | The client invites a contractor they know, 10 sends per 24 h | request on the marketplace |
| Team link | Your business | Reusable link to your crew, revocable | contractor account |
| Named invitation | One specific teammate | Single-use link, valid for 30 days | contractor account |
Sample scenario
The project owner accepts the Gulf Coast Electric bid at $48,200 on October 29. Here is what the tools do next, without anyone copying a date. Open the tabs to see the contractor’s settings.
Good to know
The current limits, stated as they are.
No. Beedy creates events for your accepted jobs. It does not read your other appointments and does not change them.
The work to do, the materials, an estimated duration and an urgency note. Never the street, floor, access code or client phone number.
Yes. Quiet hours apply as soon as you save your notification preferences, 10 pm to 7 am by default: no new request SMS or push during that window. The inbox and email stay up to date.
The team link is shared in a group and works many times, until you turn it off. A named invitation targets one person and expires after 30 days.
No. Beedy runs in the browser. On a phone, it can be added to the home screen, with a separate app for contractors.
Your tools
Connect your calendar from your settings, share your QR code, and let appointments land in the right place.
