// Extend & Customize Skedulo

Make Skedulo your own.

Extend our Pulse Platform with your own data, workflows and applications. Configure what you can, and use web and mobile extensions for the parts of your operation that need a custom solution.

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Teams using Skedulo.

From configuration to custom applications.

Configure

Your data model

Add fields, objects and relationships for the details your business runs on, with pages to manage them.

Automate

Workflow & automation

Build workflows that apply business rules, update records and connect actions across systems.

Build

Web & mobile extensions

Develop custom interfaces inside Skedulo, using the platform's data and APIs.

Deliver

Versioned releases

Group related customizations into packages you can test and deploy with the Skedulo CLI.

//Model the operation

Add your own records and relationships.

Add records for service programs, permits, corrective actions, and more. Link them to the jobs, people, and locations they concern.

Add fields using the terms your team already knows. For example, store site access requirements, required clearance, and approval status against a location. Use defined field types and picklists to keep entries consistent, and configure access through permissions and data access policies.

//Pages & list views

A workspace for each role.

Schedulers, supervisors and administrators work with the same records in different ways. Configure pages and saved views around each role.

Record pages and list views are generated from your data model. Customize their columns, filters and layout, or build a more specialized page. A supervisor reviewing site approvals, for example, could see access requirements and approval status together without opening each record.

//No-code forms

Build mobile forms without code.

Use Form Builder to create forms for Mobile. Frontline teams can record details, attach photos, and collect signatures as they work.

Choose from standard components such as text fields, dates, drop-downs, and toggles. Set required fields and validation rules, then show or hide questions based on earlier answers. Use a mobile extension when the workflow needs custom navigation or interactions beyond a form.

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//Mobile extensions

Go one step further with mobile extensions.

Add the pages and actions your frontline team needs inside Mobile, so they can use them alongside their assignments.

Build lists and detail pages with the mobile extension component library. A team could use an extension to select parts and record their use against a job. The framework is designed for offline use, but actions that call live APIs or server-side functions need connectivity.

//Web extensions

Build custom tools for complex workflows.

Build planning tools, review screens and other custom web applications inside Skedulo, with access to your platform records and APIs.

Bring relevant records and custom actions into a tool built for schedulers, supervisors, or administrators. For example, let a supervisor review several jobs together and assign follow-up work from the same screen. Use GraphQL and APIs to connect the tool to platform data, with access configured for the people using it.

//Logic & deployment

Custom logic and deployment.

Workflow & automation

Build event-driven workflows with conditions, branches and automated actions. Add custom functions where the process requires your own logic.

Functions & custom logic

Write server-side logic to validate data, transform records, or connect to external systems. Develop and test it with the Skedulo CLI.

Packages & deployment

Group related customizations into versioned packages. Test them in a development environment, then deploy the approved version to production.

//Build with Forge

Tell Forge what you want to build.

Forge turns plain-language requests into draft configurations and features for your team to review.

Describe the workflow or feature in plain language. Your team can review the generated draft, refine it and test it before release, with a developer checking feature implementations.

//Platform in practice

A site approval, built on the platform.

Customer stories.

86%

Increase in scheduling and dispatch efficiency

“We're able to make sound business decisions that better all parties involved...”

90%

Reduction in paper-based work

“For managers, daily dashboards give a helicopter view of what we have scheduled and...”

31%

Reduction in instructor underutilization

“Skedulo worked with us to create a customized solution that is truly plug-and-play...”

//Frequently Asked Questions

You can adapt Skedulo's records and pages, build mobile forms without code, and automate workflow steps. For more specialized requirements, developers can build web and mobile extensions, add custom logic, and connect other systems through APIs.

Use Form Builder for mobile forms with fields, conditional questions, validation, attachments, or signatures. Choose a mobile extension when the workflow needs custom navigation, related records, or interactions beyond a form.

Yes. Developers can create web extensions for tasks such as planning, reviewing records, or handling exceptions. These tools can use Skedulo data and APIs to support the workflow. If you only need different columns, filters, or record layouts, start with configurable pages and list views.

Automations can start when a record changes, when a supported platform event occurs, at a time relative to a record's date, or on a recurring schedule. The triggers available to your team depend on your environment and enabled features.

The Automation Engine runs workflows with conditions, branches and sequences of actions. It can update records and job statuses, passing data between actions as the workflow runs. The available actions depend on your environment and configuration.

Skedulo Functions are custom server-side code for business logic and connections to other systems. Developers can use them to validate information, transform data, or add actions to web and mobile extensions. Functions are developed, tested, and deployed using the Skedulo CLI.

Yes. Developers can use the Skedulo CLI to manage supported configuration artifacts, functions, and extensions. Related customizations can be packaged and tested together before deployment. The available artifact types and operations depend on your Skedulo environment and configuration.

Yes. Forge, part of Skedulo Intelligence, drafts configurations and features from plain-language requests. Your team reviews and tests the draft before release, with a developer reviewing feature implementations.

Pulse Platform is the foundation for Skedulo's data, workflows, integrations, and applications. Extend & Customize describes the ways you can adapt that platform to your operation, from configuring records and forms to building custom web and mobile tools.

What would you build?

Bring us a process you want to improve or an application you have in mind. We'll help you work out how to build it on our Pulse Platform.

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Make Skedulo your own.

From configuration to custom applications.

Your data model

Workflow & automation

Web & mobile extensions

Versioned releases

Add your own records and relationships.

A workspace for each role.

Build mobile forms without code.

Go one step further with mobile extensions.

Build custom tools for complex workflows.

Custom logic and deployment.

Workflow & automation

Functions & custom logic

Packages & deployment

Tell Forge what you want to build.

A site approval, built on the platform.

Customer stories.

Explore Skedulo.

Products

Industries

Use Cases

What would you build?

Add your own records and relationships.

A workspace for each role.

Build mobile forms without code.

Go one step further with mobile extensions.

Build custom tools for complex workflows.

Custom logic and deployment.

Workflow & automation

Functions & custom logic

Packages & deployment

Tell Forge what you want to build.

A site approval, built on the platform.