Frequently Asked Questions

Three native Salesforce Lightning Web Components: Date, Date Time and Booking. Users pick many dates at once, add time slots, and book rooms, people or equipment. Every selection saves to your own Salesforce records.

Screen Flows, Lightning Record Pages, App Pages, Home Pages and Experience Cloud sites. Configure it once and place it anywhere.

Date picks many dates, with ranges. Date Time adds time slots. Booking adds resources, capacity and conflict checks. See the component picker.

No. Every component has five views: Calendar, Timeline, Week, Utilization and Agenda. All five read the same records and save the same way. See the five views.

Yes. The view is set per placement, so a recruiter's page can open on Week, a facilities page on Calendar and a wall display on Agenda. One install, one set of field mappings.

Yes. Point the resource at User and Timeline becomes a roster, Week a shift grid and Utilization a team capacity dashboard. The Config Library has ready-made Team Capacity Planning and Staff Shift Roster setups.

Yes. Booking handles one or many resources, per-slot capacity with live 3/5 badges, and conflict checks. See capacity in the User Guide.

Yes. Point the component at any closure object. Block whole days, specific hours, or one resource at a time. See blocking dates.

Yes. All three components are in Experience Builder, for member sites and public guest booking pages. See the guest page checklist.

Yes. MultiDatePick passed the Salesforce AppExchange Security Review. Details are on Trust & Security.

No. MultiDatePick is 100% native. Your data stays in your Salesforce org, with no external servers and no callouts.

Yes. Every read and save runs in the user's own permissions, so object access, field-level security and sharing apply to each record.

Yes. Built to WCAG 2.1 AA with keyboard support and screen-reader labels. A full VPAT 2.5 is on the accessibility page.

Nine: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Chinese (Simplified) and Hindi. It follows each user's Salesforce language.

No. Admins set everything up with clicks: the Setup Wizard, Lightning App Builder and Flow Builder. Start from 40+ ready-made configs in the Config Library, and learn inside your org with the bundled guided flows: Intro to MultiDatePick and a Deep Dive for each component.

MultiDatePick - User for everyone who uses the calendars. MultiDatePick - Setup for the admins who build configs; it includes the Setup Wizard. MultiDatePick - All Access for admins who do both. Users also need access to your own objects and fields.

Minutes for a standard use case. Import a config or run the Setup Wizard, then place the component. Getting Started walks through it.

Yes. It is a namespaced managed package, so it upgrades cleanly and never clashes with your own components. It will install from the Salesforce AppExchange at launch.

Yes. All three are Flow screen components. Set Config Name and every option comes from your saved config. A bundled Flow action turns the selection into a list you can loop over. See the Screen Flow Guide.

$20 per user per month, with every feature included. See pricing.

Included. One plan with every feature: Date, Date Time and Booking. No tiers, no feature gates.

Yes. A 30-day free trial, no card required.

MultiDatePick is coming soon to the Salesforce AppExchange. Get notified at launch, and try the live demo today.

Any edition that supports Lightning Web Components and Screen Flows: Enterprise, Unlimited, Performance, Developer and Salesforce Platform, plus industry clouds such as Nonprofit, Education, Health, Financial Services, Public Sector and Manufacturing. Essentials and Professional are not supported because Salesforce restricts custom Lightning components there.