Meeting types

Meeting types define what your invitees can schedule. Each type gets its own public URL and can be configured independently.

Owner console

All meeting-type management lives in your owner console at /me. From there you can create, edit, activate, deactivate, or delete meeting types.

Public URLs

Each meeting type has a slug — a short identifier that forms the public booking URL:

/<username>/<slug>

Your landing page at /<username> lists all of your active, non-secret meeting types. Secret meeting types are still bookable via their direct URL but do not appear on the listing.

Per-type settings

Setting	Description
Slug	URL-safe identifier; must be unique within your account.
Duration	Length of the meeting in minutes.
Buffer before / after	Padding added before and after each booking so it does not count as free time.
Minimum notice	How far in advance a booking must be made (e.g. 60 minutes means no same-hour bookings).
Booking horizon	How many days into the future invitees can book (default 60 days).
Requires approval	When enabled, new bookings are held in a pending state until you approve them. See Bookings & approvals.
Custom booking fields	Extra questions shown to the invitee on the booking form (name, company, notes, etc.).
Secret	Hides the type from /<username> while keeping the direct link active.

Minimum notice smart default

When creating a new meeting type, Min scheduling notice defaults to 4× the duration and updates automatically as you adjust the duration (e.g. a 45-minute meeting suggests 180 minutes’ notice). Once you edit the notice field yourself it stops updating. You can set it to any value — including 0 for instant bookings — before saving.

Google account

Connect a Google account in your account settings to enable Google Meet links and Google Calendar sync for your bookings.

Availability

Bookable slots for a meeting type come from your availability rules and any date overrides. See Availability & overrides.