Google Calendar, both ways
What you change in Google changes here, and what you change here changes in Google. A meeting created in GoFeed goes out with its Meet link, and canceling it in one place cancels it in the other.
Scheduling and meetings
Your schedule,
with your clients in it
Google Calendar synced both ways and a link people use to book you, Meet included.
From connecting the calendar to a full week
Sign in with Google and pick which calendars sync. What you already have shows up in GoFeed, and what you create here shows up there, with a Meet link.
Whoever books becomes a contact by their email and, if you also have the CRM, the meeting sits on the company timeline, next to its calls and its notes.
The person you want picks a slot on your public page, in their own time zone, and the meeting shows up in your Google Calendar at once. The link goes in an email, in your signature or inside your website.
What you get
Who it is for
Agencies
Common questions
Do I need a Google account?
Yes. Every person who takes bookings connects their own and picks which calendars come in; nobody sees anybody else's calendar.
Can anyone book a slot?
Anyone who has your link. The page only offers the slots left free after it has looked at each host's Google Calendar and their GoFeed meetings, so nobody books on top of anything.
What happens if they cancel?
The cancel link in the email frees the slot and takes the meeting off the calendars, and in GoFeed it stays as canceled, with its date, so it is clear it once existed.
Is it part of the CRM?
No, they are two modules. The booking page comes with Agency Pro and up, Google Calendar sync comes with either of the two, and with the CRM every booking also lands on the company record.
Connect your calendar
this afternoon
Sign in with Google, set up your first meeting type and share the link in your next proposal.