Quickly arrange group meetings
Appointments with colleagues and partners are not found in seconds. Really? Try Scedule! It quickly identifies the most suitable dates and professionally involves every attendee.
Quickly find suitable dates
Send an appealing invite to externals
Let Scedule book a room from Office365
Scheduling adapted to the needs of the business world
- Internal date coordination in seconds
- Your business priorities are considered
- Smart Invitation to align with business partners
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Scedule automatically coordinates the responses
Unlimited Smart Invitations to involve everybody invited
- Our Smart Invitation in your Look & Feel
- Professional impact at customers and partners
- Easily arrange meetings with many participants
- Invitees can forward it, to add additional participants
Easily provide dial-in data
and match time zones
- No more copy & paste of complex dial-ins
- Configure your favourite conferencing tool
- Skype, Zoom, GoToMeeting, … whatever
- Scedule makes sure that everybody can dial-in
Use your usual calendar without sharing your plans
- Outlook, Office 365, Exchange, iCal, Google Calendar
- Covers all obligations; private and business
- Sends invitations by sync with your calendar
- Trustee principle preserves privacy
Seamlessly integrated meeting room booking
- Interfaces with resources in your Office365
- Still manage your rooms in Office365
- Scedule pulls all relevant data automatically
- The room is kept free during the coordination
Quickly arrange group meetings. Start free.
Perfect for HR, Sales and Marketing.
Designed to interface with resources in Office365.
Clients
„Scedule is perfect for our international development team. Appointment coordination is done in seconds, dial-in data is available to everyone, the room is booked automatically.“
„In our recruiting business, speed is everything. Because the sooner we can offer our clients an interview with a candidate, the better our chances of obtaining a deal.“
„The automation and digitization of this manual process was long overdue. Today it is dangerous to continue organizing your knowledge exchange manually.“
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