Cleaner Scheduling Filters and No More Dead Links

Margarita Perez on October 13, 2026

Improved

Cleaner Scheduling Filters and No More Dead Links

Canceled and deleted events are now hidden by default on the Scheduling Overview, and deleted events are clearly labeled.

What changed

Before

The Scheduling Overview showed all events by default. Canceled and deleted events were mixed in with active ones, and there was no filter to separate them out.

Now

New Canceled and Deleted filters let you show those events when you need them. Both are unchecked by default, so the Overview shows only active events unless you opt in.

Events on a deleted calendar are clearly labeled Deleted, and the button that used to lead to an error page has been removed.

Take a look

Scheduling Overview Filter Options dropdown. All calendars and each calendar are checked, and the new Canceled and Deleted options are unchecked.
Canceled and Deleted now have their own filters, unchecked by default.
Event details for a Volunteer Orientation event with a Deleted label next to the title, and a note that the event is associated with a deleted calendar. The only button is Close.
An event on a deleted calendar shows a Deleted label, with no button leading to an error page.

Why it matters

The Overview shows what’s actually active by default, and deleted events no longer send you to an error page.

See it in action

  1. Open the Scheduling Overview. Canceled and deleted events are hidden by default.
  2. Open the Filter dropdown. “Canceled” and “Deleted” appear as their own checkboxes, both unchecked.
  3. Check “Deleted” and open an event tied to a deleted calendar.
  4. The event is clearly labeled “Deleted,” and there’s no button leading to an error page.