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Scheduling & Warranty Events Overview

WarrantyOS allows builders to schedule inspections, reviews, and service visits tied to warranty requests.


Warranty Events give your team a structured way to schedule and communicate time-sensitive appointments with homeowners — directly from within a service request. Events keep everything organized in one place and automatically notify homeowners when something is scheduled.

This article covers:

  • Creating events from service requests

  • Automatic homeowner notifications

  • Calendar views by day and week

  • Filtering by team member and community

  • Warranty milestone events like 60-day and 11-month reviews


Creating Events From Service Requests

Events are created directly from the service request screen. When you schedule an event, you select the date, time, and add a description of what the appointment is for.

When Notify Buyer is checked at the time of creation, the homeowner automatically receives:

  • A push notification

  • An email confirmation

  • An action item in their app with the event details

This removes the need for a separate follow-up — the homeowner is informed via push notification (if they have installed the app), email, and text message (coming soon) the moment the event is created. These notifications will vary depending on the customer’s notification settings.

Best practice

After scheduling an event, send the homeowner a message via the integrated chat to confirm the appointment and provide a point of contact. This is a practice that builders like Legend Homes have found effective for reducing no-shows and confusion.


Calendar Views

The Schedule view shows your team's upcoming events in a day or week format. You can filter the calendar by team member and community to see only what's relevant to you.

This makes it easy to manage your own appointments without having to sort through the entire team's calendar.


Warranty Milestone Events

WarrantyOS supports custom service request types for scheduled warranty check-ins, including events like:

  • 60-day home reviews — A proactive review shortly after closing to address any early issues

  • 11-month reviews — A comprehensive inspection before the standard one-year warranty period ends

These can be configured to generate automatic reminders after customizable timeframes (for example, 30, 45, or 90 days after close), prompting your team to reach out before homeowners need to.

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