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Features

Buffer time set by travel time between physical locations

Matt Vanderhoef
2y agoPending

When appointments at a single location are stacked, you might not need any buffer time. However, if you have an appointment at location A followed by an appointment at location B, it would be helpful to have an automatic buffer applied based on travel time between locations.

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5 comments

  1. James Conroy-Finn6mo ago

    This would be amazing, but I'm not sure how to implement it without reading my calendar. For now I block out travel time and days when I know I can't join video calls, etc.

  2. Matt Vanderhoef7mo ago

    Checking in. Any chance of including this feature?

  3. Matt Vanderhoef2y ago

    This would be super helpful. I created a feature request very similar to this about a month ago. Here it is for reference:

    https://feedback.savvycal.com/feature-requests/p/buffer-time…

  4. Kai Blisch2y ago

    Hey Derrick Reimer – I totally get this and have been struggling with setting up a "perfect way to schedule lunch meetings" because of this problem. Some days I work from home with 45min travel time, sometimes I'm already in the city center and 15min travel time is enough - modern hybrid work reality.

    To get closer to a solution here, adding "working location" to the availability settings might be a good starting point.

  5. Vincent Aguirre2y ago

    This would be great! Also, if you have multiple calendars setup maybe there can be a backend setting. For example, I have two offices and a home office. I use three different Savvy Links but right now it's not smart enough to know how long it will take me between meetings.