Every moment,
perfectly timed.

One row per speaker. Rows that share an event_name become one event, and rows that share an item_order become one agenda item — that is how a panel gets several panelists.

Columns

• event_namerequiredRows sharing a name become one event.
• item_typerequired“single” or “panel”.
• item_orderPosition in the run of show. Groups panelists.
• speaker_nameThe speaker, or one panelist per row.
• panel_hostWho runs a panel. Shown as “Panel led by …”.
• duration_minutesLength of a single talk. Default 10.
• event_dateYYYY-MM-DD. Taken from the first row.
• panel_total_minutesWhole panel slot. Default: sum of panelists.
• speaker_minutesOne panelist's time.
• speaker_default_minutesFallback per panelist. Default 5.

Example

A 12-minute talk, then a 30-minute panel of two, then an 8-minute talk.

event_name,item_order,item_type,panel_host,speaker_name,duration_minutes,panel_total_minutes,speaker_minutes
Summit,1,single,,Maya Chen,12,,
Summit,2,panel,Ana Torres,Noah Williams,,30,15
Summit,2,panel,Ana Torres,Sofia Patel,,30,15
Summit,3,single,,Elena Park,8,,

• Both panel rows repeat item_order 2, so they join the same panel.
• Leave item_order out entirely and every row becomes its own item.
• Agenda items have no titles — a speaker's name is the label.
• Column order does not matter, and extra columns are ignored.