Adding DayBack's Example Appointments Table to your Supabase Project

DayBack can render any table in Supabase that contains a date, so your existing tables will work. You just may need to add a few columns like the all-day and unscheduled boolean fields described here.

But sometimes you want to add new tables. Maybe you don't have a table for appointments yet. Or maybe you are adding new calendars like time off requests so that you can get a more complete picture of your team's capacity.

Now you can quickly add a table that contains all the fields DayBack requires.

Adding a Simple Appointments Table

1. In your Supabase project, navigate to the SQL editor in the sidebar.
2. Paste SQL found here: dayback-extensions-library/supabase/onboarding/create-starter-database.sql
3. Click “Run.”

This will add the table and all the fields along with a simple security policy in Supabase. You can now map this table into DayBack as a new calendar.

Other Example Tables

• Availability

  • Visually manage availability windows like the ones demonstrated here. Coming soon.

    Operating Hours and Exceptions

  • Think of this as negative availability—the times when you are unavailable. Both availability and operating hours are a big help for internal scheduling but are invaluable for online booking. Coming soon.