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Meeting Types

An overview of meeting types and everything you can configure in the meeting type editor.

Updated on March 16, 2026

Meeting types are your appointment templates. Each one bundles all settings — duration, channel, availability, notifications, branding — into a reusable booking page. Create one for each type of appointment you offer:

  • Discovery calls (15–30 min)
  • Product demos (45–60 min)
  • Coaching sessions (60–90 min)
  • Quick check-ins (15 min)

Each meeting type can have completely different settings, so your quick check-ins can be phone calls while your strategy sessions are video meetings with longer buffer times.

Creating a meeting type

Go to Meeting Types and click "New". You can choose from four types:

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Single host

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Team

  • Round-Robin — rotating hosts, appointments distributed across a queue. Learn more about round-robin
  • Collective — multiple hosts, all must be available (combined availability is shown)
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You can also start from a meeting type template to reuse settings across your organization.

The meeting type editor

When you open a meeting type, you'll see the editor with several tabs. Here's what each one does:

What event is this?

Set up the basics of your meeting type.

  • Title — the name shown on your booking page
  • Description — explain what the meeting is about
  • Link — the unique URL for this booking page that you share with others
  • Venue — where the meeting takes place: video providers (Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, meetergo Connect), phone, in-person, or a custom link
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When can people book?

Controls when time slots appear on your booking page.

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To offer flexible duration selection:

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In the additional options:

  • Start time increments — controls which time slots are shown (e.g. every 15, 30, or 60 minutes). Custom intervals
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  • Scheduling conditions — minimum notice before a booking (e.g. at least 2 hours in advance)
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  • Timezone display — show times in the attendee's timezone, yours, or both. Timezone settings
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Hosts & invitees

Configure who hosts the meeting and who gets invited automatically.

For one-on-one and group types, you see the assigned host. For round-robin and collective types, you manage the host queue — the system assigns the right person based on availability.

  • Queue principle — the queue rotates after each booking. An entry can be a single user or a group. If the next entry isn't available, it's skipped. Learn more
  • Allow guests — let participants invite additional people during booking

Invitee questions

Customize the booking form your attendees fill out.

  • Show form at the beginning — display the form before time selection
  • Custom form — use a fully customized form with your own fields

How to add or remove invitee questions · Customizing with data fields

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Payment

Collect payments before a booking is confirmed. Supports PayPal and Stripe integration.

Workflows

Link automated workflows to your meeting type — for example, send a follow-up email 24 hours after the meeting or notify a Slack channel when someone books.

Learn more about workflows

Communications

Personalize notification emails and set up reminders or follow-ups. The "Active languages" banner shows which languages your attendees will receive notifications in.

How to disable notifications · How language settings work

Calendar invite

Customize the calendar invitation that appears in the calendars of participants and hosts — change the title, description, or add custom information.

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Power-Ups

Premium features to enhance your booking page:

  • Introduction video — add a personal video to your booking page
  • Enrich invitee — automatically enrich attendee data with company and contact information
  • Lead capture mode — show the booking form before the calendar, so you capture lead data even if they don't complete the booking
  • Email quality guard — validate email addresses and block disposable emails. Learn more

Multi-Booking

Let attendees book multiple sessions at once — useful for recurring appointments like weekly coaching or therapy sessions.

Learn more about recurring meetings

Confirmation page

Configure what attendees see after booking.

  • Redirect after booking — send attendees to an external page. Learn more
  • Hide action buttons — remove reschedule/cancel buttons
  • Custom button — add a button with a custom link
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Branding & Styling

Customize the look of your booking page with the visual branding editor — colors, layout, design templates, and custom CSS.

Learn more about branding · Advanced CSS customization

Sharing & SEO

Customize how your booking link appears when shared on social media or in messaging apps — set the preview title, description, and image.

Advanced

Additional settings for fine-tuning:

  • Group booking — allow multiple people per time slot
  • Email booking limit — prevent overbooking per email address. Learn more
  • Email domain restrictions — limit who can book. Learn more
  • Language override — use different languages than your organization default. Learn more
  • Compact booking page — show form and time selection more compactly
  • Custom channel selection text — change the text shown when choosing a meeting channel
  • Require attendee confirmation — attendees must confirm via email before the booking is finalized
  • Require host confirmation — hosts must approve each booking. Learn more
  • Cancellation & rescheduling policiesLearn more
  • Custom terms and conditionsLearn more

Apps

Connect your CRM and other integrations to this meeting type — for example, automatically create contacts in Salesforce or HubSpot when someone books.

FAQ

Can different meeting types have different settings?

Yes, every setting can be different per meeting type.

Can I change settings later?

Yes, changes apply to new bookings immediately.

What happens when someone hits a booking limit?

The system blocks additional bookings and shows them a message. They need to wait for the limit period to reset.

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