Setting things up…
Setting things up…
Two-way calendar sync, a public booking flow with event types and real open slots, and, where video links are switched on for your workspace, a Zoom or Zoho Meet link created automatically the moment someone books.
Two-way calendar sync
Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 Calendar both sync in both directions, on a two-minute cadence, with local edits pushed back to the provider.
Real open slots, not a guess
The public page lists slots computed against your synced calendar, not a manually maintained free/busy list.
The video link creates itself
Where video links are switched on for your workspace, a Zoom or Zoho Meet link is created automatically when the booking completes — no separate step for the host.
Reschedule or cancel by token
A prospect can reschedule or cancel with the link they were sent, without emailing you back and forth.
They pick an event type and see open slots computed from your synced calendar.
The slot is reserved and a confirmation goes out immediately.
Zoom or Zoho Meet, whichever you connected — created automatically, where that is switched on for your workspace.
A reminder check runs every minute, so a meeting doesn’t get missed for lack of a nudge.
The mechanics behind the booking page, not just the page itself.
Zoom and Zoho Meet create the link automatically. There’s no Google Meet or Microsoft Teams integration for this today — connect one of the two, or leave the location manual.
Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 Calendar, both directions, on a two-minute cadence.
A prospect changes or cancels their own booking without a reply-all email chain.
A public tracking beacon feeds a daily analytics rollup, so you can see where visitors drop off before booking.
Start free and connect a calendar — the booking page and the video link both work the moment you turn it on.