If every appointment has the same length, or if you would like to offer your user to pick a meeting length, then the “Resource” type schedule would be more suitable.Ĭompleting this step already gives you a basic schedule that you can try out. Next, we define different meeting lengths to choose from. We pick “No log in necessary” and give the schedule a name. The schedule we chose here is a “Service” type schedule, but you could also pick a “Resource” type.
We start by creating a New Schedule from the dashboard. Add some text or a picture of yourself above the widget.Retrieve availability from your personal Google or Outlook, so you don’t have to keep the two in sync.If you are setting this schedule up for yourself, you would probably want to add: It uses the “widget” view that automatically adapts to mobile or desktop users.
We embellished it a little bit by allowing the user to select a meeting length.It does not ask for log in or registration, just contact details.Set up a suitable calendar for taking your meetingsįor taking personal one-on-one meetings you probably want a simple “low-friction” process: just have people enter their preferred date and leave contact details. We’ll also discuss adding some more advanced features, like adding it to your Instagram or Facebook and automatically syncing to your Google Calendar, Zoom or Outlook. Add a link or button to that schedule to your email signature We’ll show you how to accomplish this with SuperSaaS.Ģ. The solution is to use an online appointment scheduling tool, and to put that in your email signature. It’s important that customers and co-workers can easily reach you, but simply putting your phone number in your email signature can lead to a never-ending cycle of missed calls.
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