Two-way sync so bookings, reschedules and cancellations stay in step.
The school run is in Google Calendar and the booking page has never heard of it. Someone takes the slot, and the apology is a phone call you have to make yourself.
The dentist is already in the diary at ten, and the booking page offers ten to somebody else. Two calendars, both certain, and the person who finds out is whoever picks up the phone to apologise.
Connect the calendar you already keep and the two stop disagreeing: bookings made here land on your Google calendar, and what is already in your day is held closed before a slot is ever offered.
Sits in the diary you already open first thing, deciding which hours a stranger is allowed to take.
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Your Google day is read before any time is shown. The hour you already promised somebody is never offered twice.
A booking taken here appears on the Google calendar you check in the car. No second place to remember.
Each appointment gets its Google Meet link. Nobody creates one, and nobody pastes one into the confirmation.
One job going through, start to finish, with nobody watching it. The steps are what this connection actually does; the times beside them are illustrative.
You will find it under Calendars → Calendar Settings → Connections.
Open the setup guide →
Two things. Bookings made here go onto your Google calendar. What is already in your Google day holds that time closed, so nobody books over it. Reschedules and cancellations move with them. That is the scope, and it is the part that costs you an apology when it goes wrong.
Only if you mark it busy. Time marked busy in Google closes the slot. Time marked free is read across and your hours stay open, so a pencilled maybe stays a maybe. You decide which of your own entries are worth protecting, in Google, the way you already mark them.
Yes. Your work diary, the shared team one, the personal calendar with the school run in it. Each one you add is read for clashes before a time is offered. New bookings all land on the one calendar you nominate, so your day stays in a single place.
No. You keep booking, moving and marking things exactly as you do now, in the app you already have open. Your diary stays the one you trust. The booking page simply reads it first, instead of guessing at your week and getting it wrong.
An hour, watching a lead arrive and a job get scheduled. Then you tell us where it would not fit your work.