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# Schedule and assign submissions right from the calendar
A new side panel on the calendar lists every submission still waiting to be scheduled or assigned, ready to drag straight into place.
**Published on July 16, 2026**
**New feature: the scheduling & assignation panel.**
Submissions missing a date, an assignee, or both are easy to lose track of once they're buried in a table view. A new side panel on the calendar view brings them all together in one place.
**What is it?**
Open the panel from the **grid icon** in the calendar view to see three lists: **To assign & schedule**, **To assign**, and **To schedule**, each showing exactly what's missing and how many submissions are waiting.
**Drag straight onto the calendar.** Drop a card from the panel onto a date to schedule it, onto a user's row to assign it, or anywhere on the calendar to do both at once. Drag a submission back onto the panel to clear its schedule, its assignee, or both, and it moves to the matching list automatically.
Available on: **Web**
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Learn more in the [Calendar](https://www.center.daxium-air.com/user-documentation/use/using-the-platform/views/calendar) documentation.
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