What it covers
Use exceptions and busy blocks, prevent slot collisions, and connect confirmed appointments to CRM and Planner records.
Forms and bookings
Publish bookable event types with timezone-aware availability.
How it works
Publish event types with timezone-aware availability so customers can choose a suitable time. Availability exceptions and busy blocks help keep the public schedule aligned with the team’s calendar.
Use exceptions and busy blocks, prevent slot collisions, and connect confirmed appointments to CRM and Planner records.
Confirmed appointments connect to CRM and Planner; reservation checks prevent conflicting slots.
When to use it
A working path
Set its name, duration, host, timezone, location details and any questions needed from invitees. Review the booking window and event description so customers know what they are reserving.
Define available windows and use date exceptions or busy blocks to reflect time away and existing commitments. Preview the public booking page in the event’s timezone before sharing it.
A customer selects an available slot and submits the public form. Review the confirmed booking in the workspace, where it can connect to CRM and Planner context; use the supported status or management flow if plans change.
Illustrative scenario
A team publishes a 30-minute consultation event, blocks a staff training afternoon, shares the booking page and reviews the resulting appointment in the team schedule.
Before you start
The reservation flow checks availability at booking time to prevent conflicting appointments.
Confirmed appointments connect to CRM and Planner records where the matching workflow has the necessary details.
Get started
Start with the core CRM for free, then add the tools your team needs.