Planificateur de réunions internationales
Trouvez le créneau horaire idéal pour vos réunions réunissant plusieurs pays.
Plan the meeting
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| Zone | Starts | Ends | Offset at start | Note |
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Comment ça marche
- You schedule in the reference zone: its local date and start time are resolved to one exact instant (daylight saving on that date included).
- The meeting’s end is computed as start + duration in absolute time. Every row then shows the same two instants as local wall times in that participant’s zone, with its own offset resolved per endpoint.
- The "Day" columns flag previous day / next day relative to the reference date, which prevents missed calls, and a note appears when clocks change mid-meeting.
Bon à savoir
- The reference zone is always the first row; a participant equal to the reference is skipped as a duplicate.
- If the start time does not exist (spring-forward gap) or occurs twice (fall-back overlap) in the reference zone, the planner says so and states which instant it used.
- Up to 12 participant zones.
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Foire aux questions
How does the planner pick the reference time?
The first zone in your list is the reference; its local date and time are what you schedule. Every other row shows the same absolute instant in local time.
Why do some rows show a different date?
Because the meeting lands on another calendar day there. The planner marks Previous day / Next day explicitly, which is exactly the detail that prevents missed calls.
What if the meeting spans a DST change?
Duration is measured in absolute time, so if clocks change mid-meeting the start and end offsets may differ. Each row shows the offset in effect for its endpoint.