Scenario: A large global organization collaborates with governments, NGOs, and numerous partners to provide key resources for people in crisis. One internal division handles fundraising, partnerships, and program development. There are multiple teams and hundreds of staff members. They often collaborate across teams and divisions and work with external stakeholders.
This busy division needs a secure but flexible scheduling system which enables visibility of all events and meetings. Administrators need to see travel and availability for key leaders. Teams need to see their projects, events, and meetings. External stakeholders need secure, limited access so they can collaborate efficiently with internal staff members.
Each sub-calendar represents a category, or event type. The calendars are organized in folders and color-coded for easy visual cues.
They can rename and rearrange built-in event fields, plus add custom fields, to track other dimensions and capture information:
While every staff member and stakeholder needs to view events relevant to their role, not all staff members need to add or edit events. External collaborators only need to see the events relevant to their projects.
Customized access with varying permission levels keeps the calendar both secure and accessible:
The default calendar view is Multi-week (showing 4 weeks), which keeps the current week on top and shows the month ahead. The assistants often use Scheduler view to compare availability and find open times for meetings:
Team leads can use Year view to do long-range planning for meetings and milestones, and Timeline view for project management.