Appointment Scheduling Software
- Calendly
- youcanbook.me
- Acuity Scheduling
- Doodle
- Karen
- ScheduleOnce
- Google Calendar appointment slots Ability to create and share appointment slots in Google Calendar natively. It’s works for personal gmail accounts too. Requires a Workspace Individual Subscription.
- timewatch.com: Outlook Resource Scheduling – View and report on Employee Outlook Calendars
- cal.com - venturebeat.com: Open source Calendly alternative Cal.com promises greater data control
- Google Calendar Appointment Schedule:
- Google’s New Offering isn’t Free
- support.google.com: How to set up an appointment schedule
- wired.com: Google Calendar’s ‘Appointment Schedule’ Is Good, Not Great Google has a new feature that makes it easy to find a time to meet with someone. Here’s how it stacks up to Calendly.
- gizmodo.com: Google Calendar’s New Feature Can Figure Out When Your Friends Don’t Have an Excuse to Flake You’ll need a paid Google Workplace account to survey friends, family, and colleagues on when to get a meetup on the books with appointment scheduling.
- arstechnica.com: New Google Calendar feature takes the back-and-forth out of scheduling Calendar can now generate a webpage of available time slots for a user to pick from. The creator of the booking page will need to be using at least the “Business Standard” version of Google Workspace. The lower-level “Business Starter” level is still paid, but it doesn’t get access to these sorts of fancy new features. The feature should roll out to everyone by April 9. Once you have it, just load up the web version of Google Calendar, click on the “Create” button, and pick “Appointment Schedule.”