Let people take a slot without the email thread
Connect Google or Microsoft, publish a booking link with real availability, and let an AI voice agent book straight into it.
11 tutorials in this section
Tutorials in Calendar & booking
Connect a Google calendar
Connecting always routes to one place in settings — never a second connect flow. Do it before you build anything that offers a slot.
ReadConnect a Microsoft calendar
The same place, the same filtering, the same result. Microsoft and Google sit alongside your Convarza calendar.
ReadFilter which calendars you see
One popover, with search, per-account all or none, and a colour per calendar. A small feature with a large effect on a busy week.
ReadMonth, week and day views
Week and day are real time grids — hour rows, events positioned by start and duration, overlaps cascading so labels stay readable.
ReadCreate a booking link
Booking links open from the calendar header. They live inside your calendar, because that is the only place their availability can honestly come from.
ReadChoose how hosts are assigned
Three ways to share a slot, and the reason the third only appears sometimes.
ReadSet weekly availability and timezone
The same hours editor as channel calling hours. One vocabulary, learned once, used in two places.
ReadLeast notice, how far out, and the daily cap
Three settings that stop a booking link ruining a week. The one everybody skips is least notice.
ReadSet the conflict rule on a booking link
What counts as busy. It decides whether a tentative meeting or an all-day event blocks a slot.
ReadAdd a video link or an address to a booking link
Where the meeting happens, decided once on the link rather than typed into every invitation.
ReadBooking links as an agent
An agent can create a link that hosts only themselves. Adding other people is a manager or admin action — and the page says so rather than hiding the control.
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