What arrived
3:30pm Thursday: Acme check-in
A new client call lands at 3:30pm Thursday, the exact slot already blocked for the school run on your personal calendar.
Calendar & scheduling
Catch the clash before it becomes a scramble
The school run and a client call land in the same slot, and nobody's noticed yet, until it's too late to fix quietly. Beemy checks both calendars together and flags a genuine clash the moment it appears.
On this page
BothCalendar & scheduling
Calendar
When two lives book the same slot
A work meeting and something personal get scheduled into the same window, usually because whoever booked one didn't, and couldn't, see the other.
The example
What it looks like when this runs.
Illustrative
Illustrative example, built with mock data.
In Google Calendar · both
What Beemy tells you
Both calendars checked together: the client call and the school run land in the same half hour, a real clash rather than a near miss. It's flagged straight to you, with time enough left to move one of them.
You decide which one moves. Beemy only flags that they clash.
How Beemy handles it
3 steps, approval-first the whole way.
- 01
Watches both calendars for overlap
Beemy checks your work and personal calendars against each other, beyond checking each one on its own.
- 02
Tells a real clash from a near miss
Back-to-back meetings with a gap aren't flagged as a problem: only a genuine overlap is treated as one.
- 03
Flags it straight to you
A real clash is escalated the moment it's spotted, with enough time to actually move something.
What you still decide
- A genuine clash is always escalated to you. Beemy never quietly picks one side and lets the other slip.
- You decide which commitment moves, and Beemy drafts the reschedule once you've chosen.
- Nothing about either calendar changes until you've made that call.
The honest scope
What it reads. What it can do. What it never does.
Reads
- Both your work and personal calendars, if you've connected them, kept in separate silos
- Attendee and event details, to tell a real overlap from a scheduling near-miss
Can do
- Flags a genuine clash straight to you the moment it's found
- Drafts the reschedule for whichever event you choose to move, once you approve
Never
- Never resolves a real clash on its own: that's always escalated to you
- Never lets a personal calendar event inform a work draft, or vice versa
- Never moves or cancels an event without your approval
Why catching a real clash is harder than it looks
Most calendar tools can only see one calendar at a time, so a work meeting and a personal appointment can each look perfectly fine on their own and still land in the same hour. Watching both together, without letting either one leak into the other's silo, is what actually catches the clash instead of just the half of it one calendar can see.
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
Does it just pick which event to keep?
No, a real clash is the one thing this always escalates to you rather than resolving quietly on its own.
Will my work calendar see what my personal clash was about?
No, the two calendars stay in strictly separate silos even while being checked against each other for a genuine overlap.
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