Meeting Scheduler for Gmail is a simple meeting calendar scheduler that lets you send out a link so that other people can choose a meeting time with you based on your availability. It works directly from Gmail and it is 100% integrated with your Google Calendar.
To find out more about Meeting Scheduler for Gmail, click here.
To install Meeting Scheduler for Gmail, click here.
Instructions on how to get started are here.
Meeting Scheduler for Gmail has two types of invites: 1) Invites created while composing emails (these invites are unique per email) 2) ‘Book me’ invite you can this link to your LinkedIn profile or your website.
Meeting Scheduler for Gmail has two types of invites: 1) Invites created while composing emails (these invites are unique per email) 2) ‘Book me’ invite you can this link to your LinkedIn profile or your website.
Managing your calendars and availability can be a challenge so here are some hints:
Meeting Scheduler allows you to view a list of all the people who accepted your meeting invite, or who viewed your availability and did not accept our meeting invite.
cloudHQ Meeting Scheduler for Gmail has the intelligence to detect whether the meeting invite is accessed by the person who created the invite. So you need to open your invite link using the browser in which you are not logged into cloudHQ.
When your invitee schedules a meeting with you, the event will be automatically added your default Google Calendar. However, Google Calendar allows you to have multiple calendars and cloudHQ Meeting Scheduler for Gmail to select a different calendar. Understanding Google Calendars Google Calendar allows you to have multiple calendars. Having multiple calendars is a great […]
The Meeting Scheduler also supports Book me calendar link. You can add this link to your email signature, LinkedIn profile, or your website. This meeting invite link is not a unique per recipient as the one you generate while composing the email. Your Book me calendar link has the following format: https://www.cloudhq.net/meeting/your_email_address – where the […]