> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Content Calendar

> Plan and schedule content in Skayle with a visual calendar, publishing states, batch workflows, and connector-aware controls for every enabled collection.

## Overview

The Content Calendar gives you a scheduling layer for your content pipeline.

It combines:

* Drag-and-drop planning
* Draft/scheduled/published state visibility
* Direct integration with your publishing workflow

## Drag-and-drop scheduling

You can drag draft items from the unscheduled list onto calendar dates.

You can also:

* Move scheduled items between dates
* Unschedule drafts by moving them back to the unscheduled area

Published items remain visible for planning context.

## Status model

Skayle uses three practical states in planning workflows:

* Draft: editable and not yet live
* Scheduled: draft with a future publish date
* Published: live status

## Collections and plans

* Calendar scheduling works across enabled collections.
* `Articles` are available on all plans.
* Non-article collections are available on the `Authority` plan.

## Batch workflows

From topic and content workflows, you can create items in batches and schedule them as a batch.

This is useful for campaign windows, thematic clusters, and weekly publishing cadence.

## CMS publishing integration

When a connector is active:

* Scheduled items remain pending until publish time.
* Publish actions sync through your connector rules.
* Unpublish/reschedule actions follow connector capabilities.

In Skayle CMS mode, published items are available through the public CMS API.

For bulk workflow operations (multi-select status changes, batch schedule, and batch delete), use Content Management at `/content/manager`.