What can be configured in the grid?
The day boundaries, the step, blocking of neighbouring slots and the click action — all in the Planner section of the server settings.
The plannersplits the day into slots.
Members take time for events and shifts. You set the start, the end and the step of the grid yourself, and the time is the same for everyone.How the grid is configuredand what a click does.
The bounds of the day, the step, blocking of neighbouring slots and the click action are all set in the “Planner” section.Your own gridStart, end and step are set to fit your format — from short intervals to half-day blocks.
Neighbours can be blockedA taken slot can close the ones next to it so events do not overlap. Taking time in the past is allowed if you want it.
One time for everyoneSlots are counted in Moscow time (UTC+3), wherever the member happens to be.
When the daysplits into slots.
Shifts, events and duties stop colliding once there is a single time grid everyone can see.Events overlap
A taken slot can close the neighbouring ones so two events never start at the same time. The blocking is configured in the Planner section.
Members in different time zones
Slots are counted in Moscow time for everyone, so “at 19:00” means the same thing for every member.
Your own shift format
The start, the end and the step of the grid are yours to set — from short intervals to half-day blocks.
Common questionsabout the planner.
Can a past slot be taken?
Yes, if you allow it: taking past slots is a separate planner setting.
Why does the time differ from mine?
The panel runs on Moscow time (UTC+3) — both the planner and the log — so that it matches for every member.
Who sees the taken slots?
Everyone with access to the section: planner visibility is set on the Permissions tab by position and department.