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Scheduling links and events unlinked customisation options

Morgen has atm scheduling links and event names created from them tied up together via meeting title, It would be amazing to have separated customisation options, like have different event name and scheduling link name.

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  • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) changed status to In Review
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    Nov 6, 2024

  • James Chang-Davidson

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    Mar 22, 2024

    Inspiration from zcal!

    • Dmitri

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      May 14, 2024

      James Chang-Davidson this is exactly what I mean

  • Brenna Donoghue

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    Sep 25, 2023

    Would an Open Invite maybe be a better fit since it is designed for a specific person? Alternatively, scheduling links could be used that way and not be public, so you can always share that link with that specific person.

    • Dmitri

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      Sep 25, 2023

      Brenna Donoghue: it's a combination. Open Invites work fine, just like you mentioned. The scheduling links event name also appears on your booking page, since I'm in two different organisations, i created two links and annotated the name appropriately (but probably not clear enough), since i need the event saved in the calendar of that orga. (in case i need to add other people from that organisation). Currently the event name and who ever books name get concatenated, and are coupled wich is fine, but the same (event) name appears in the booking page wich would be nice to have different than the (event) name that gets saved into my calendar. Since then I could make the "thing" (link) wich user clicks in the booking page informativ, but keep the event name short and concise.

  • Dmitri

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    Sep 6, 2023

    some clarification: on the booking page i can see different meeting options, like "15 min call wit me" or "15 min call wit me | xu" but i want the first link to create an event "attendee - 15 mic call wit me" and the second one should create smth. like "attendee - quick sync with me'