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Tools like Calendly do a reasonably good job of making an allowlist out of your calendar. Put them in your email sig and generally teach people to use it.
by seism 6y ago
Tools like Calendly do a reasonably good job of making an allowlist out of your calendar. Put them in your email sig and generally teach people to use it.
- muttled 6y agoI wonder how to make that work in a larger organization where people would just see your Outlook calendar in the scheduling assistant. Does Calendly or any product block that off for you?
- fragmede 6y agoCalendly has Calendar integration so it checks your {Outlook,Google} calendar for free times (within the office hours specified in Calendly), and also adds an event to the configured {Outlook,Google} calendar to avoid double-booking.