Skedulo Developers

Change History allows users to track who changed a record, what was changed, and when. It covers standard and custom objects, record data changes from all users (including mobile app resources), changes to record access policies, roles, users, scheduling rule violations, and automatic system changes.

Exclusions:

• Changes made in Settings (except for users, roles, and record access policies).
• Data model changes (e.g., adding or deleting custom objects or fields).

Depending on your goal, use the following entry points to begin building in your Skedulo tenant:

• API Integration: Use GraphQL to authenticate and query jobs, resources, and custom objects.
• Web App Customization: Use Horizon and Breeze components to create custom pages in the web app.
• Mobile Development: Create custom forms for the Skedulo Plus app used by field workers.
• Event-Driven Logic: Set up webhooks to trigger external systems when records change.

The Skedulo CLI (sked) uses the following command groups to manage different aspects of the platform:

• sked artifacts: Manage custom objects, fields, functions, pages, web/mobile extensions, webhooks, and user roles.
• sked tenant: Manage logins, aliases, and the default tenant configuration.
• sked function: Handle local function development (sked function dev) and scaffolding.
• sked web-extension: Handle local web-extension development.
• sked package: Deploy, list, and register bundles of artifacts (packages).

Custom User Roles allow Administrators to define access control beyond the standard Administrator, Scheduler, and Resource roles. This system provides over 75 fine-grained permissions to reduce security risk and remove UI noise for users. Administrators can control the following areas:

• Application features (e.g., dispatching jobs, creating messaging channels).
• Global Navigation Bar menu item visibility.
• Administrative controls (e.g., user creation and permission modification).
• Programmatic controls (e.g., API access).

The Skedulo CLI is a command-line tool used to manage the entire lifecycle of Skedulo applications. It allows developers to use source control as the source of truth and implement CI/CD pipelines. It supports both the Skedulo Pulse Platform and Skedulo for Salesforce.

Key capabilities include:

• Managing access credentials for multiple environments (e.g., Dev, UAT, Production).
• Performing CRUD operations on Pulse Platform solution capabilities.
• Running and debugging connected functions and web extensions locally.
• Managing 'artifacts', which are configuration elements such as custom object/field definitions or custom pages and templates.