Dayla helps teams expose bookable availability without losing control of routing, rules, internal context, or calendar privacy.
Team scheduling needs a common source of truth: who is free, who should take the meeting, what context matters, and what happens after the slot is booked.
01 · Request
Needs a team slot
02 · Kernel
Computes shared free time
03 · Agent/API
Books with scoped access
04 · Team
Gets context and next steps
Create shared booking paths for success reviews, interviews, demos, onboarding, office hours, and internal coordination.
Dayla’s API and MCP surfaces let internal tools and AI agents check availability and book from the same constraints humans use.
Teams can coordinate around busy/free availability and operational status while keeping event details out of public booking paths.
Team management and roles
Trust
Invite teammates and prepare role-aware workspace access.
Beta
Shared availability kernel
Kernel
Compute slots across multiple calendars and rules.
Beta
API keys, MCP, and webhooks
Agents/API
Let internal systems and AI agents book safely.
Beta
Dashboard tasks and briefing
Time OS
Turn team bookings into operational next steps.
Beta
Security, GDPR, and audit surfaces
Trust
Document controls for buyers and admins.
Available now
Public pages for team-owned workflows
Presence
Publish pages for departments or shared services.
Planned
Current: Team and roles UI is emerging.
Gap: Granular permissions, SSO, SCIM, and enforced workspace policies.
Current: Scheduling engine supports rule computation; team orchestration is beta.
Gap: Panel interviews, pooled availability, fallback owners, and priority routing.
Current: Dashboard surfaces exist for pulse and audit, but team funnel reporting is incomplete.
Gap: Team-level booking analytics, SLA tracking, and exportable reports.