Who it’s for
One calendar for any organisation that shares people, rooms and equipment.
The problems are the same everywhere: a room booked twice, a rota nobody can find, details someone should not see. What changes is the vocabulary. Pick the one that sounds like yours.
- Schools and collegesThe hall, the labs, the cover and the parents’ evening, on one calendar.Halls, labs, cover and events, with every room booked once.For schools →
- Restaurants and hospitalityThe rota, the private dining room and Thursday’s delivery, on one calendar.Shifts, private dining and deliveries, with the private room booked once.For restaurants →
- Clinics and practicesWho is in which room, and when, without putting every booking on show.Treatment rooms and practitioners, with details kept to those treating.For clinics →
- Clubs and venuesEvery court, pitch and coach on one calendar, and nothing booked twice.Courts, pitches and coaching, with no court booked twice.For clubs →
- Offices and agenciesMeeting rooms, time off and every team’s week, in one calendar everyone can read.Meeting rooms, time off and every team’s week, in one place.For offices →
- Field and facilities teamsCrews, vans and jobs on one calendar, with every van booked once.Crews, vans and equipment, with every van booked once.For field teams →
Not on the list? These are examples, not editions. Every organisation gets the same product: sub-calendars for whatever you schedule, the access each person needs, and the fields your work records.
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Set up your sub-calendars, decide who sees what, and start scheduling.