Getting Started · Viewing the Results

Getting Started

Viewing the Results

Learn to read the aggregated grid and use recommended times and participant filters to find a slot for everyone.

Read the aggregated grid

As participants add their times, the event page's grid shows everyone's availability stacked together. The darker a cell, the more people are available at that slot. The darkest cells are your best candidate times for getting everyone together.

Scroll through and compare the color intensity across dates and time slots. You can tell at a glance where the most people overlap.

The aggregated grid with everyone's availability stacked and shown by color intensity — darker cells mean more people are free
The aggregated grid
Tip

Slots where everyone is available are highlighted in green, so they're easy to spot at a glance.

You don't have to compare the grid by hand — OneTime recommends the slots where the most people are available. Recommended times help you narrow the options quickly, which is especially handy for larger groups.

The recommended times listed as a ranked set of slots where the most participants are available
Recommended times

Check by participant

Want to know whether a specific person is free? Use the participant filter.

  • See who has responded and who hasn't submitted their times yet.
  • Select one participant to view only their availability.
  • Select several participants to see their availability stacked, revealing when that exact group can meet.
  • Easily spot who would be missing from a given slot — useful when key people must attend.
One participant selected, showing only that person's availability on the grid
One selected — only that person's free times
Two participants selected, with their overlapping availability shown by color intensity
Two selected — shared free times stand out
Tip

When you select participants, the recommended times on the right update to match your selection too.

Next step

Once you've zeroed in on candidate times, it's time to share the event more widely and confirm the final time. The next article covers sharing and confirming the schedule.