Canceling a Booking as a Host
As a host, you may sometimes need to cancel a scheduled booking. This article will guide you through the simple process of canceling a booking, ensuring both you and your attendee are promptly notified.
Are you an attendee looking to cancel? Check out our attendee cancellation guide.
1 / 5Find the upcoming booking in the list. Use search, meeting type filters, or the scope picker if the list is long.
Find the booking
Locate the booking
Find the upcoming booking in the list. Use search, meeting type filters, or the scope picker if the list is long.

Open cancellation
Open the actions menu
Click the three-dot menu on the booking row to open the available host actions.

Select Cancel
Choose Cancel from the menu. This only opens the confirmation dialog, so the booking is not canceled yet.

Review before canceling
Review the cancellation dialog
Check the dialog and add an optional cancellation reason if the attendee should receive more context.

Confirm only when you are sure
Click Confirm cancellation only after the booking and optional reason are correct. The attendee will be notified by email.

Additional Information
When you cancel a booking, meetergo takes care of notifying your attendee, so you don't have to worry about sending a separate message. The cancellation reason you provide (if any) will be included in this notification, helping to maintain clear communication with your attendees.
Remember, it's always best to cancel booking as soon as you know you won't be able to keep them. This courtesy gives your attendees time to adjust their schedules accordingly.
FAQ
What if an attendee wants to cancel their booking with me?
If an attendee needs to cancel their booking, they should follow a different process. Please direct them to our Attendee Cancellation Guide for instructions.
Can I undo a cancellation?
Once a booking is canceled, it cannot be reinstated. If you've canceled an appointment by mistake, you'll need to schedule a new one with your attendee.
Will canceling affect my stats?
While frequent cancellations may impact your overall scheduling efficiency, occasional cancellations are a normal part of managing appointments. Focus on providing clear communication and rescheduling when necessary to maintain positive relationships with your attendees.
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