Round robinFair rotation
Bookings go to teammates in turn. Anyone who's busy is skipped, so meetings are shared evenly across the team.
Sales demos, support and intro calls
Team scheduling software
Put your whole team behind a single booking page. Visitors pick a time, and Freeslot sends the meeting to the right teammate - by round robin, priority, collective availability, or the visitor's own choice.
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How it works
Set up a shared booking page once. Freeslot handles who gets each meeting from then on.
Invite teammates by email and group them into teams like Sales or Support. Everyone connects their own calendar.
Choose who can receive bookings - anyone in a team, or specific people you hand-pick.
Round robin, priority order, collective, or guest choice - whatever fits how your team works.
Only times that work are shown. The meeting lands on the assigned teammate's calendar with confirmations sent.
Routing methods
Four ways to decide who takes the meeting. Change the method on any page whenever your team changes.
Bookings go to teammates in turn. Anyone who's busy is skipped, so meetings are shared evenly across the team.
Sales demos, support and intro calls
The first free person in your list gets the booking. Put senior or specialist hosts first and let others catch the overflow.
Senior-first routing, tiered support
A time is only offered when every assigned teammate is free. The booking is created on the lead host's calendar.
Panel interviews, joint consultations
Visitors choose a time, then see who's free at that time and pick who they'd like to meet.
Account managers, stylists, therapists
Workspace & roles
Keep Sales, Support, and Recruiting in one workspace, each with its own booking pages and routing.
Load & distribution
Round robin keeps things fair - distribution reports prove it, and help you spot imbalance before anyone burns out.
Use cases
Anywhere more than one person takes meetings, a shared booking page saves the back-and-forth of who's free.
Round robin demo requests across reps so every lead gets a fast meeting and nobody hoards the calendar.
Onboarding and support calls go to the next free specialist, with priority order for senior escalations.
Screening calls by round robin, and panel interviews with collective scheduling so every interviewer is free.
One link per service line, routed to the consultants who handle it - or let clients pick their account manager.
Clients book with whichever stylist or practitioner is free, or choose their favorite with guest choice. See online appointment booking.
Spread enquiries across counselors and advisors fairly, with each meeting on the right person's calendar.
FAQ
Team scheduling software lets several people take bookings from one shared booking page. Visitors pick a time, and the software checks each teammate's calendar and decides who gets the meeting, so nobody has to assign bookings by hand.
Round robin scheduling hands out bookings to teammates in turn. In Freeslot, each new booking goes to the next teammate in the rotation who is free at that time, skipping anyone who is busy, so meetings are shared evenly across the team.
You choose who can receive bookings - anyone in a team or specific people - and how the host is picked: round robin, priority order, collective, or guest choice. Freeslot checks every host's calendar and existing bookings, only shows times that work, and assigns the booking the moment it is made.
Yes. With collective scheduling, a time is only offered when every assigned host is free, which suits panel interviews and joint consultations. The booking is created on the lead host's calendar - the first person in your host list.
Yes. With guest choice, visitors pick a time first, then see which teammates are free at that time and choose who they'd like to meet.
Team routing, roles, named teams, and booking distribution are part of the Teams plan, which supports up to 50 invited users. Compare plans.
Team routing applies to one-on-one booking pages today. For workshops, classes, and webinars where many people book the same slot, use group sessions or group series.
More questions? Visit the Help Center or talk to us about your team.