Sked FAQ

Yes. Sked checks your calendar, works out when you're free and books the meeting. You share one booking link, and your guests pick a time that suits them.

Yes. Round robin spreads meetings fairly across your team. Collective meetings find a time that suits everyone. Routing forms ask a question first, then send each guest to the right person.

Yes. Guests pick a time and add their name and email. That's all they need to do.

Yes. You set your working hours once. You can add buffers between meetings, a minimum notice period, and limits on how many meetings you take per day, week or month.

Yes. Sked detects each guest's time zone and shows every time in it, so nobody has to work out the difference.

Yes. Booking pages and the emails guests receive can be in Arabic, written right to left. Sked also offers English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian and Dutch.

Yes. Sked sends confirmations and reminders by email.

Yes. Offer a few times and let the group vote. Sked then books the winning time for everyone in one step.

Yes. Create a one-off link for a single meeting, or a single-use link that works only once, so it can't be booked again.

Yes. Managed event types keep every page on-brand, so your guests get the same look whichever person on your team they book.

Yes. Use the form on our contact page, and our team will be in touch.

Yes. Tell us about your team through the form on our contact page, and our team will be in touch.