SCHEDULING
A CRM with a booking page built in
Share a link, let them pick a time that's genuinely free, and have the meeting land on the record without a scheduling subscription.
Availability from your actual calendar
Booking pages read your connected calendar, so the slots on offer are the ones you really have. No double bookings, and no third-party scheduling tool to pay for and keep in sync.
The meeting lands on the record
A booking creates or matches the contact and attaches the meeting to their timeline. The person who books on Tuesday is already in the CRM when you open it on Wednesday, with the context attached.
Different pages for different meetings
A fifteen-minute intro call and a ninety-minute technical review shouldn't share a link. Set duration, buffers, and notice per page, and send the one that matches what you actually agreed to.
One fewer subscription
Standalone scheduling tools are cheap individually and add up across a team — and they leave the meeting sitting outside the CRM where the deal lives. This is the same job, inside the product that already knows who the contact is.
WORKS WITH
Connect your existing inbox and every thread lands on the right record automatically, both directions, with no copy-paste.
Lead capture forms
Build the form, embed it, and submissions become leads immediately — with no integration in the middle to break.
Contacts & companies
One record per person and per company, with every call, email, note, and deal attached to it — so nobody has to ask what happened with this account.
Questions about scheduling
Which calendars does it work with?
Booking pages read availability from the calendar you connect alongside your email account, so the slots offered reflect what's actually free.
Can I have more than one booking page?
Yes — create separate pages per meeting type, each with its own duration, buffer, and notice period, and share whichever link fits the conversation.
Do I still need a separate scheduling tool?
For sales meetings, no — that's the point. Scheduling is included from Professional up, so the per-seat scheduling subscription usually comes off the stack entirely.
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