Planning

One calendar for all your store operations — what launches, what ends, what to prepare, and when.

Overview

Planning (Studio → Planning) gathers every dated event of your store on a single monthly calendar. Instead of checking campaigns, coupons and your launch checklist in separate screens, you see the whole month at a glance and can act from there: every event links to the page where it is managed.

Tip: The former Campaign calendar has been merged into Planning — old links redirect automatically.

What appears in the calendar

The calendar aggregates the following sources automatically, each with its own color:

Use the checkboxes above the grid to show or hide each event family. Clicking an event opens the page where it is managed (campaign desk, coupon list, automation editor, product editor…).

Add events from the calendar

You can add items to the calendar without leaving it:

  1. Click any day in the grid.
  2. Choose what to create: a custom event (free text, just for your planning) or a milestone (tracked in Plan & goals).
  3. Give it a title and confirm — it appears immediately. Custom events can be deleted with the × on the event itself.

Goals & milestones

Goals are created from Plan & goals → Goals tab: pick a title, a metric (orders, revenue, catalog size or custom), a target value and a target date. Goals with a measurable metric show a live progress bar.

Milestones are key dates of your project (launch, campaign kickoff, collection drop). Add them from the Goals tab of Plan & goals or directly from the calendar quick-create. They appear in the calendar on their due date.

Retail moments & recipes

When a major retail moment is coming up in the next 60 days (sales, Black Friday, Christmas, Mother's Day…), Planning shows a “Coming up — get ready” banner. Each event comes with a recipe — a ready-made preparation checklist:

  1. Click Prepare on the event.
  2. Becomy creates the preparation tasks with deadlines (create the coupon, schedule the email campaign, prepare a collection, update the homepage banner…) plus a milestone on the event date.
  3. The tasks appear in your calendar and your plan, each linking to the right page to do the work.
Tasks complete themselves: when you actually create the coupon, the gift card or schedule the campaign, the matching task is checked automatically.

Scheduled publication

Products: in the Studio product editor, an offline product shows a “publish automatically on” date field next to the Publish button. Set a date and save — the product goes live automatically at that time, and the planned publication appears in the calendar.

Collections: the collection form has a “Scheduled publication” date. At that date, all products of the collection that are not yet online are published automatically — handy for drops and seasonal collections.

Real-world events

Becomy ships a curated dataset of real-world dates for 2026–2027: French public holidays, school holidays, winter and summer sales, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Mother's and Father's Day, back-to-school, the FIFA World Cup, the Tour de France and the main fashion weeks. Events are filtered by the market you declared in your brief — a US-market store won't see French public holidays.

Tip: These events are informative — they don't clutter your plan unless you click Prepare on one of them.

FAQ

Where did the Campaign calendar go?

It was merged into Planning. The old address redirects to the new page, and campaigns now appear alongside everything else.

Why was a task checked without me touching it?

Tasks created by recipes (and most plan tasks) carry a completion rule. When the matching object exists in your store — a coupon, a gift card, a scheduled campaign — the task is marked done automatically.

Can I remove events from the calendar?

Custom events: yes, with the × on the event. Milestones and goals: from the Goals tab of Plan & goals. Business events (coupons, campaigns, publications) disappear when you change the underlying object. External events can be hidden with the filters.