Filed under: Internet, Productivity, Web services, web 2.0
Need to schedule a meeting with a group of people spread out across multiple offices in multiple time zones? When is Good offers a simple web-based interface for scheduling meetings or events.
The organizer just needs to choose a group of times when they are free and enter their email address. When is Good will send you an email with a URL that you can share with other attendees. Each participant will see just the list of times you’ve already flagged as good, and they can highlight the times that work for them. Their responses will be sent back to the organizer, making the process of planning a meeting a lot simpler.
If participants are in different time zones, just click the “use time zones” option when setting up your schedule. And if you visit the page on a mobile device or web browser that doesn’t support Flash, you’ll get a simpler HTML-only page.
[Thanks Keith Harris!]
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