Let customers bookwithout the back-and-forth
Share one link. Customers pick a time you are really free, get the meeting link by email, and land in your contacts and your Google Calendar.
From link to booked in under a minute
No emails asking what time works. The customer does it on their own, and everything that follows happens for you.
Your rules decide what is open
Set it once. The booking page only offers times that fit how you actually work.
Weekly hours, in your time zone
Pick the days you work and the hours for each. Customers see the open times in their own time zone.
What happens after they book
A booking is not just a slot on a calendar. It starts the next step on its own.
Every booking is a contact
The customer is added to your contacts, or matched to the one you have, with their answers on the appointment.
Two-way Google Calendar sync
Bookings go on your Google Calendar with the guest invited. Busy there means busy here, and deleting it there cancels it here.
Workflows start on every booking
Booked, rescheduled or canceled can each start a workflow: send the customer a text, or open a deal in your pipeline.
Meetings recorded and summed up
Your AI worker joins your Zoom or Google Meet calls and saves the transcript, a recap and the action items.
Book right on your website
Paste one snippet and the booking page sits inside your site. It sizes itself, in light, dark or your visitor's own setting.
FAQ
Questions about booking appointments
Google Calendar, both ways: your busy times are checked before a slot is offered, and every booking is added to your calendar. Customers can add their booking to Google Calendar or Outlook.