Your booking link, and an assistant that hands it out
Publish a page people can book time on — your durations, your hours, your calendar — and let your assistant send it the moment a prospect asks.
A link people can book time on
Setting up a call took three emails and a guess at time zones. Dopia gives you a public page instead — the visitor picks a slot that is genuinely free, and the meeting lands on your calendar with a video link already on the invite.
- →No account and no app — the invitee just opens the link
- →Slots are checked against your real calendar, so a busy hour never shows
A different link for a different conversation
A fifteen-minute intro and a sixty-minute deep dive are not the same meeting. Make as many types as you need, each with its own duration, description, location and link.
- →Turn one off and its link closes; bookings already made stay
- →They live in Settings → Mail & Calendar, under Booking
Hours you actually keep
Set your weekly hours one weekday at a time, with more than one window on the days your mornings and afternoons differ. You set them in your time zone; the invitee reads them in theirs.
- →Say how much notice you need, and how far ahead people can book
Your assistant knows the link
A booking link is easy; remembering to send it is the work. When your assistant writes to a prospect it looks up your real link and your real hours, so the times it offers are ones you can actually keep.