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Guides for using Tokiawase safely and smoothly.
Getting started
- When a Tokiawase link arrives
This is for people who have been sent a Tokiawase link. Neither answering nor booking needs an account.
- What each scheduling method needs before you start
What to have ready for each of the five scheduling methods, and the prerequisites that stop you if you begin without them.
- What Tokiawase does
Tokiawase is a scheduling service. Here is what works without an account, and what signing up adds.
Quick scheduling
- When a Quick schedule URL will not open
Why the page says the schedule cannot be found, and what is still possible once the organiser URL has been lost.
- Using Quick schedule without an account
Scheduling that needs no account. Covers the two styles, the two URLs you get, and the 90-day retention.
Scheduling
- Creating a poll, and where people answer it
You lay out the candidate times and participants answer ○, △, or ×. The four creation steps, and the three ways in for the people answering.
- Connecting your calendar and meeting tool
Connections are saved per person, not per organisation. Here is the difference between the calendars read for availability and the one confirmed events are written to.
- Getting a booking link ready, and what to check when no times appear
How to publish your open times and take bookings, and what to check when not a single time appears.
- What to have in place before using Team availability
This method matches the calendars of the members you select and calculates the candidates for you. Here is what to have in place before you use it.
Notifications
- When a confirmation or reminder does not arrive
Working out why a confirmation or a reminder did not arrive. Whether nobody received anything or only some people did points at different causes.
- Sending a response reminder to people who have not answered
The automatic response reminder for people who have not answered is off by default, and with no response deadline set, not one is sent.
- What happens automatically once a time is confirmed
Confirming a time issues the meeting URL, writes the calendar entry, sends the confirmation and schedules the reminders, in that order.
Account
- What to check when you cannot sign in
How to tell the causes apart when you cannot sign in. Five failures lock you out for 15 minutes, and the wording on the screen does not change.
- Inviting members and managing your organisation
How to invite members, and what to check when an invite does not arrive. Invites cannot be resent or cancelled from the admin screens.
- Display language, cookies, and your data
How to switch the display language, what stays in Japanese anyway, how cookie consent works, and where to send a request to delete data.
- Creating an account
There are two ways to create an account. Here are the password requirements, and what to check when the confirmation email does not arrive.
Pricing and payment
- How pricing works
Pricing is per person, and only the active members of your organisation are counted. Here is what counts towards the monthly number of schedules, and what does not.
All articles
- Connecting your calendar and meeting tool
- Creating a poll, and where people answer it
- Creating an account
- Display language, cookies, and your data
- Getting a booking link ready, and what to check when no times appear
- How pricing works
- Inviting members and managing your organisation
- Sending a response reminder to people who have not answered
- Using Quick schedule without an account
- What each scheduling method needs before you start
- What happens automatically once a time is confirmed
- What to check when you cannot sign in
- What to have in place before using Team availability
- What Tokiawase does
- When a confirmation or reminder does not arrive
- When a Quick schedule URL will not open
- When a Tokiawase link arrives
