Scheduling software security for teams that book clients
A scheduling tool sits on top of your calendars and your leads. This page describes the controls that decision makers ask about.
Connected calendars
Access to calendars
CalendarMeeting asks for the calendar permissions it needs to read busy time and write bookings, and nothing more. Each person connects their own calendar and can disconnect it at any time.
Roles and audit log
Workspace owners decide who can create meeting types, change routing rules and manage billing. On the Pro plan an audit log records changes to routing, availability and team membership.
Enterprise controls
The Enterprise plan adds single sign on, custom roles, a service level agreement and invoicing. Enterprise is $999 per month, or $499.50 per month billed yearly.
Your data
Booking details are used to run your meetings and are not sold. Read the privacy policy for what is collected and how to ask for deletion.
Common questions
Give every client one link to book
Set up your booking page, connect your calendar and let clients pick a time that is actually free.