A slot you expected is missing. Almost always it is the time zone shown, a conflict calendar, or one of the availability rules: notice, horizon, buffer, cap, or an override. Check them in that order. The availability page lists every rule that can hide a time.
Before you start
- The exact date and the time zone displayed.
- The organizer and event type involved.
- A private window to see the true guest view.
How to complete this task
- Confirm the date, organizer, event type, and displayed time zone.
- Inspect conflict calendars and all-day or tentative events.
- Review working hours, minimum notice, horizon, buffers, and daily caps.
- Check overrides and compare the public view in a clean session.
Finish by opening the public link in a signed-out browser: a saved setting is not proof that the guest path works.
Troubleshooting
The problems people report most often with this task, and the cause behind each one.
The whole week shows no times.
Work through the rules in order: time zone, conflict calendars, working hours, minimum notice, horizon, buffers, daily caps, overrides. The first one that matches is your answer.
Times vanish as the day goes on.
That is minimum notice consuming the remaining day. It is correct behavior, but shorten the notice if same-day booking matters.
I can see times but the invitee cannot.
You are viewing as the organizer. Reproduce it in a signed-out session in a different browser before investigating further.
Related Meetin.gs help
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