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This feature allows you to offer specific times for others to book directly through a public link

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Step 1: Enter the details for your meeting

Enter the meeting name and organizer and select whether the link should be multi-use or single-use. Then, enter the meeting duration and location (or video conferencing link).

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• Easily change the meeting name to pull in the invitee’s name dynamically </aside>

Step 2: Click and drag on the calendar to select time windows

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• Add other attendees to the meeting
• Hold down the Shift key and drag across the calendar to choose multiple time slots </aside>

Step 3: Create the booking link and send to the recipients

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• Add meeting holds to Outlook automatically to preserve offered times </aside>

Step 4: Recipient books a time and the calendar invite is sent

FAQs

• What is the difference between a time slot booking link and a booking page?
• What is the difference between the propose times option and a time slot booking link?
• What is the difference between a Multi-Use and a Single-Use booking link?
• What happens when a conflict arises that overlaps with one of the offered times?