Abstract: A computing device includes a processor and associated memory. The processor is configured to execute a personal information management service stored in memory to send a first calendar entry for display on a calendar interface for a user. The first calendar entry is for a first account of the user of a first domain. The processor sends a second calendar entry for display on the calendar interface. The second calendar entry is for a calendar of a second account of the user of a second domain. The processor receives a request for an availability of the user from a requesting user having a third account of the first domain. In response to the request, the processor sends to the requesting user the first calendar entry including first calendar entry details, and the second calendar entry without second calendar entry details.

Abstract: A computing device includes a processor and associated memory. The processor is configured to execute a personal information management service stored in memory to send a first calendar entry for display on a calendar interface for a user. The first calendar entry is for a first account of the user of a first domain. The processor sends a second calendar entry for display on the calendar interface. The second calendar entry is for a calendar of a second account of the user of a second domain. The processor receives a request for an availability of the user from a requesting user having a third account of the first domain. In response to the request, the processor sends to the requesting user the first calendar entry including first calendar entry details, and the second calendar entry without second calendar entry details.

Abstract: A scheduling system suitable for tracking and visually indicating impact of events on free time is provided. The scheduling system receives a request associated with an event. In response, the scheduling system accesses, from a data storage, user data structure for a user associated with the event, whereby the user data structure indicates scheduling information for the user including free time of the user. The scheduling system determines an impact on the free time of the user based on the user attending the event. The scheduling system then generates a user interface that includes a visual indication of the impact of attending the event on the free time of the user and causes presentation of the user interface on a client device of the user.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for automatically generating a calendar event for a task associated with a meeting. The disclosed systems and methods may include receiving an indication to create a meeting with at least one invitee. At least one invitee is assigned a task from an agenda associated with the meeting. When an invitee is assigned a task, a time slot is automatically added to the invitees' calendar.