# Displaying Schedule Information
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Top tip: if there are `ScheduledSession`s, any information within the `eventSchedule` (if present) can be considered supplemental. Only if there are no `ScheduledSession`s should the `PartialSchedule` included in the `eventSchedule` be used to display non-authoritative information about session timings.
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## Showing *both* `ScheduledSession` *and* `eventSchedule`
In the event that an `EventSeries` contains both a `ScheduledSession` and `PartialSchedule`/`Schedule`, we recommend that you **only show date/time information from the `ScheduledSession`**, which is authoritative and, therefore, the guaranteed time that the session will occur.
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Showing both pieces of information could result in a confusing UX if it is not clear to the user that the `PartialSchedule`/`Schedule` information is not a guarantee that it is taking place then.
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However, if you wish to present both pieces of information, we recommend you take care clearly render both `ScheduledSession` and`PartialSchedule`/`Schedule` information so that it is obvious to the end user that:
* The `ScheduledSession` time is when this particular instance of the session is **guaranteed** to start; and
* The `PartialSchedule`/`Schedule` time is when future instances of the session **may** start.
If the information is presented obviously in this way, the end user will get the benefit of knowing more about the session without any ambiguity, which will help them decide if it's the right one for them (e.g. "*Perhaps I'll come regularly if I like it. I can't always make the Tuesday, but look! They have sessions on Thursdays, too!*").
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You should not extrapolate based on the information found in the `eventSchedule` and communicate to the end user that a session will definitely take place, e.g. **every Tuesday and Thursday**, as the future `ScheduledSession`s may tell us otherwise.
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## Showing a `PartialSchedule` *only*
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If a `ScheduledSession` is not present, caution should be exercised when presenting `PartialSchedule` information to the end user as it only tells us that a session **might take place** in the future.
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If you are presenting only `PartialSchedule` information to the end user because **there is no `ScheduledSession`**, it should be made abundantly clear that:
* **The sessions are not guaranteed to take place**; and
* **They should contact the organiser to find out whether it is taking place or not.**
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For example, we highly recommend you include something like the following: “*This session typically takes place on a Tuesday, but we’re not sure if it happens next Tuesday. Please contact the organiser to confirm.*”
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You could use a popover to include the above information to the end user so that they know that **the session information should not be relied upon**.
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For more details on `ScheduledSession`s, `Schedule`s and `PartialSchedule`s, please take a look at [ScheduledSessions and eventSchedules](https://docs.imin.co/platform-products/search/imin-events-api/concepts/scheduledsessions-and-eventschedules).