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Great question! For this, you’ll want to adjust your start time increments to equal the duration of your event in order for 9am to be the only time available to book.  To do this, from your Home page, select your event type. Once in the event type settings, expand the “When can people book this event” section. In this section, you can scroll down until you see “Additional rules for your availability”. After expanding this section, you’ll see the ‘Start time Increments’ section where you can adjust this for your event.  

I want to set up my Calendly where different events are hosted by different users, but I want all of the events to be accessible for clients to pick from on one page.

I manage a Calendly account for my team of four people (myself included). Whenever someone books, I manually assign them the booking in our Calendar. So say someone books our 30 minute meeting at 9 am, it wont let someone book our 60 minute Zoom at 9 am. Is there a setting I can change to make it so we can book different events at the same time? If they are different events then we should be allowed to do that. 

I was wondering if there is a way that I can have all my client information populate into a separate document. Preferably a Google Sheet or something like that.

I need to be available for my clients on Zoom and Google Meet. Is there a way for me to have my clients have the option of whether they choose Zoom or Google Meet?

As a business owner, I often conduct both one-on-one meetings and group events. How can I leverage Calendly to offer these distinct scheduling options and manage them efficiently?

It’s not the world’s fanciest tip + trick - I know! - but it’s an important one. And I guess a bit of life advice too?It’s alright to not be available all the time… especially when you’re giving your time up for free.For me, this is super important when it comes to networking. I love connecting with industry peers, but it’s important to me that work and life get first dibs on my schedule. Networking will fit where it fits!To make this happen with Calendly, I use a 1:1 event type that uses my calendar availability and a super slimmed down availability. In my case, this looks like nixing Mondays, Fridays, any time before 9am and anytime after 4pm. Mondays are just too busy. Fridays are for focus. My mornings are for triage and later in the day is for wrapping things up.I also have workflows setup to remind participants 24 hours before and automatically thank them for meeting after as well. This helps ensure participants remember to

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