Calendar Block Activity Logs for Improved Scheduling Visibility

Access Calendar Block Logs

Scheduler > Block Calendar > Calendar Blocks List > Log

Locate a Specific Block

Calendar Blocks List > Name / Location / Date Filters

Review Deleted Blocks

Scheduler > Block Calendar > Deleted Blocks

Added a new Log column to the Calendar Blocks List within the Block Calendar window.
Each calendar block now displays a log icon for accessing its activity history.
Clicking the log icon expands an activity history directly beneath the selected block.
The expanded history appears in a light-yellow highlighted row for easy identification.
The log records the following actions:
- Block Created
- Block Modified
- Block Deleted

- Block Unblocked
  - Each recorded activity displays the user responsible and the date and time of the action.
  - Additional details are displayed when available, including:

- Block Name
- Block Type (Slot, Calendar, or Global)
- Start Date and Time
- End Date and Time

- Reason or Comment
  - Clicking the log icon again collapses the activity history.
  - Activity logs are loaded on demand and retained for quick access when reopened.
  - Multiple block histories can be expanded independently.
  - When no history is available, the system displays “No log entries found.”
Calendar Block activity logs display actions recorded since the logging functionality was introduced. For blocks without recorded activity history, the system displays “No log entries found.”

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Use the existing Name, Location, or Date filters to locate the applicable calendar block.

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Click the log icon in the Log column.
Once a log is loaded, its entries are temporarily cached. Any subsequent changes made by other users will be reflected after the page is refreshed.

CureMD expands the selected block’s activity history directly beneath its row.
Review the recorded actions, including the responsible user, timestamp, block details, and any available reasons.
Click the same log icon again to collapse the history.

Provides greater accountability by identifying users responsible for calendar block changes.
Allows scheduling staff to investigate changes to provider or location availability directly from the Scheduler.
Reduces the need to contact support or request database investigations to identify scheduling changes.
Helps explain why previously blocked appointment slots have become available or unavailable.
Preserves recorded reasons and comments associated with block modifications.
Improves transparency when reviewing changes to scheduling availability.
Provides a convenient activity history without disrupting existing calendar management workflows.