Everyone sees the right time, wherever they are
Ordinus shows each participant their local time, routes round-robin across regions, and sends async confirmations so distributed meetings actually happen.
Remote teams have a scheduling problem that office-based ones do not: every meeting crosses a timezone boundary, and a single digit error in the invite turns a call into an empty room. Ordinus handles the timezone math automatically so your team can coordinate without the confusion.
The scheduling problem
Timezone errors that make meetings vanish
When a booking shows the host's local time instead of the attendee's, someone always joins an hour late or misses entirely. Ordinus detects each person's timezone and shows the correct local time.
Double-booking across region calendars
Team members in different regions often have conflicting calendar visibility, leading to two meetings at the same slot. Real calendar reads prevent that.
Finding overlap across far-apart zones
Identifying a window that works for San Francisco, London, and Singapore by hand is tedious. Pooled availability surfaces the overlap automatically.
Async follow-up that gets lost
When confirmation depends on a real-time reply, the thread disappears into different working hours. Automatic confirmations close the loop the moment a booking is made.
What Ordinus gives you
Timezone-correct slots for every attendee
Each person who views the booking page sees available times in their own local timezone, so the time shown is always the time they should join.
Round-robin across regional team members
Distribute incoming meetings evenly across team members in different regions so workload stays balanced regardless of where people sit.
Async booking confirmations
Confirmations go out the moment a booking is made, so no one has to be online at the same time to close the scheduling loop.
Shared pool availability across the team
Combine availability from every relevant team member into one booking page so clients and colleagues always find a real open slot.
Ownership-safe calendar sync
Ordinus reads each team member's connected calendar for true availability and only manages the events it creates, so personal time stays blocked.
How it works
- 1Connect your distributed team's calendars. Add team members across regions to a pool and connect their calendars so Ordinus has accurate availability in every timezone.
- 2Share one booking link. Clients and colleagues get a single link that adapts to their local timezone, so the slot they pick is always the right one for them.
- 3Confirmations close the loop automatically. The moment a booking is confirmed, both sides receive confirmation with the meeting time in their own local timezone, no follow-up needed.
Why Ordinus
- Timezone detection is automatic, not a setting each attendee has to get right themselves.
- Round-robin across regions distributes load without manual rotation.
- Async confirmations work regardless of whether host and attendee share working hours.
Frequently asked questions
How does Ordinus handle multiple timezones?
Each person viewing the booking page sees available slots in their own local timezone. The underlying time is consistent; only the display adapts to the viewer's location.
Can we distribute bookings across team members in different countries?
Yes. Add team members to a pool and Ordinus rotates new bookings across all of them, regardless of where they are based.
What if team members have different working hours?
Ordinus reads each member's connected calendar and published availability, so only times when the assigned person is genuinely free are shown.
Do attendees need to set their timezone manually?
No. Ordinus detects the timezone from the attendee's browser and shows slots in local time automatically.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Start free. Round-robin and pool features are available on Team and Operations plans.
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Make timezone confusion someone else's problem
Connect your distributed team and start booking meetings that show the right time for everyone.