English translations of "beizeitig"

Perhaps a mod will move later, but "beizeitig", what does that mean, in a business context, I've never heard it before.

in time (look up beizeiten)

Thanks a lot for the zippy answer, that makes sense.

Mr. Lead, is this by chance an Austrian text you have?
EDIT: or Swiss

Businesspeople seem to have their own language. I've never seen this word before, and Google yielded only 24 results. So I don't think it's a word you should consider remembering. If you'd use it in a normal context in Germany, they'd look at you wondering what's wrong with you

The correct word would indeed be "beizeiten"

True, each company seems to spawn its own bastardization of the German language... In my company, it's "Personale", as in "Für diese Aufgabe wurden 20 Personale bereitgestellt." Makes me shudder.

"Beizeitig" seems to be used by people who would say "My team and myself thank you for your critics on the draft".

Beidseitig - on both sides

@ miwild, if you look at the google search results it is used as a synonym to beizeiten.

Looks like a (wrong) mix of "zeitig" and "beizeiten" ...

You´ll always find local/regional aberrations ... but "beizeitig" is not listed in the Duden

Yep, cos it's not a proper word, rather it's yet another case of blatant distortion of the German language

The guy who used the word is as Bavarian as a Tegernseer Wolpertinger.
"Werde mich beizeiten mal melden."
"I'll get back to you when I can" or similar?

Sort of like "demnächst". I'll get back to you in the near future.
P.S. You said "beizeiten" this time.

Well, sure, "beizeiten" is a proper word, "beizeitig" isn't. Maybe it was just a typo in the initial post then...

2nd time's my typo, I think the guy made a typo in the original mail, meant to type "beizeiten". But thanks again for the replies and input.