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How long does this meeting go for?

Buffer time before a meeting starts. This will be built into the client facing versions of this event, so client's can't book you into back to back meetings with no time in between.

Buffer time after a meeting ends. We recommend longer timeframes for these to allow for meetings to run over.

This is one of the most important selections. We recommend avoiding delays for new business meetings more than you require, and ensuring review meetings have enough to support the team process.

Select the timeframe within which clients can book this meeting. This is particularly important for Review meetings, where you want a client to book asap, not 2 months out.

This only informs this specific meeting type. In practice, this rarely takes effect as meeting times and buffers ensure days are not too full.

How long does this meeting go for?

Buffer time before a meeting starts. This will be built into the client facing versions of this event, so client's can't book you into back to back meetings with no time in between.

Buffer after a meeting ends. We recommend longer timeframes for these to allow for meetings to run over.

New business availability can impact your ability to take on new business. A broader availability, with shorter notice periods, makes it easier for a prospect to engage with you.

Select the timeframe within which clients can book this meeting.

This only informs this specific meeting type. In practice, this rarely takes effect as meeting times and buffers ensure days are not too full.

How long does this meeting go for?

Buffer before a meeting starts.

Buffer after a meeting ends. We recommend longer timeframes for these to allow for meetings to run over.

This is one of the most important selections. We recommend avoiding delays for new business meetings more than you require, and ensuring review meetings have enough to support the team process (eg. 2 days to prepare for a review meeting?)

Select the timeframe within which clients can book this meeting. This is particularly important for Review meetings, where you want a client to book asap, not 2 months out.

This only informs this specific meeting type. In practice, this rarely takes effect as meeting times and buffers ensure days are not too full.

How long does this meeting go for?

Buffer before a meeting starts.

Buffer after a meeting ends. We recommend longer timeframes for these to allow for meetings to run over.

This is one of the most important selections. We recommend avoiding delays for new business meetings more than you require, and ensuring review meetings have enough to support the team process (eg. 2 days to prepare for a review meeting?)

Select the timeframe within which clients can book this meeting. This is particularly important for Review meetings, where you want a client to book asap, not 2 months out.

How long does this meeting go for?

Buffer before a meeting starts.

Buffer after a meeting ends. We recommend longer timeframes for these to allow for meetings to run over.

This is one of the most important selections. We recommend avoiding delays for new business meetings more than you require, and ensuring review meetings have enough to support the team process (eg. 2 days to prepare for a review meeting?)

Select the timeframe within which clients can book this meeting. This is particularly important for Review meetings, where you want a client to book asap, not 2 months out.

This only informs this specific meeting type. In practice, this rarely takes effect as meeting times and buffers ensure days are not too full.

How long does this meeting go for?

Buffer before a meeting starts.

Buffer after a meeting ends. We recommend longer timeframes for these to allow for meetings to run over.

This is one of the most important selections. We recommend avoiding delays for new business meetings more than you require, and ensuring review meetings have enough to support the team process (eg. 2 days to prepare for a review meeting?)

Select the timeframe within which clients can book this meeting. This is particularly important for Review meetings, where you want a client to book asap, not 2 months out.

This only informs this specific meeting type. In practice, this rarely takes effect as meeting times and buffers ensure days are not too full.