Identification and coordination of multiple individuals

Computerized systems and methods for facilitating coordination for multiple individuals are provided. Search parameters are received and a plurality of individuals that satisfy the search parameter(s) is determined and provided. A user is able to select multiple individuals at the same time to coordinate from within the plurality of individuals. Once selected, a process for each of the selected individuals is launched. A plurality of scheduling options, based on an activity or event input, is provided. The plurality of scheduling options includes a time for each individual selected to be scheduled/processed. Once a scheduling option is selected, times within the selected scheduling option are locked such that (1) no other user can access the selected times and (2) processes for each of the multiple selected individuals may be completed in the same application without the need for opening separate processes for each process.