Does submitting this connect to my calendar?
No. This is a setup intake only. Nothing reads your calendar, writes appointments, or changes your booking tools from this form. Calendar access is a separate written step after the rulebook is approved.
The Play Caller setup intake
Walk us through your jobs, hours, buffers, travel rules, and the exceptions only you know. Building Jarvis uses this to write the scheduling rulebook The Play Caller would follow — for your review before any calendar is ever connected.
Local setup intake only. This page does not read or write any calendar, send reminders, create HighLevel records, or change live appointments.
What this setup intake does
This form collects the plain-English rules Building Jarvis needs to plan The Play Caller: what you schedule, when work can be booked, how much buffer and drive time jobs need, and what must always come back to a human.
It does not authorize calendar access. It does not send reminders. It does not connect to HighLevel or your booking tools. Those steps happen separately, in writing, after the rulebook is reviewed and approved.
Local-only intake
Nothing touches your calendar or customers until you approve the rulebook and launch steps.
No. This is a setup intake only. Nothing reads your calendar, writes appointments, or changes your booking tools from this form. Calendar access is a separate written step after the rulebook is approved.
No. Any reminder or reschedule wording you provide here is draft-only. Customer-facing messages require approved wording, consent handling, and written go-live approval before anything ever sends.
No. It plans around your rules, and conflicts, same-day requests, emergencies, and exceptions route to a human. Nothing changes a live appointment without the boundaries you approve.
No. It turns the booking rules in your head into a consistent, reviewable rulebook. It cannot guarantee bookings, revenue, or customer decisions.