Modules · Meeton Calendar · Steps 1 and 2
Type & display
The first two steps of a bookable calendar: what kind of meeting it is, and what the visitor sees while picking a time.
Step 1 · Type
| Type | Who hosts | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | One host. | A named rep's calendar, an executive briefing. |
| Round-robin | One of several hosts, rotated. | Inbound demos shared across a team. |
| Group | Several hosts in one meeting. | A demo that needs sales and an engineer together. |
| External · TimeRex, immedio | Your existing booking page, embedded in the chat popup. | Teams already standardised on one of those tools. Bookings still record as leads; nothing is checked or invited by Meeton. Switch to a DynaMeet calendar to control duration, offsets and the booking window directly. |
Step 2 · Display
Display name
The name shown to visitors on the booking page. Enterprise Demo.
Description
Optional. Book a product demo with our sales team.
Calendar ID
A short, memorable ID for this calendar's booking link, used as
?calendarId=<this value> on any page where Meeton is installed. Lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens: sales-team. Changing it keeps old links and QR codes working; the old ID is added to the Redirects tab.Duration
Meeting length. Show meeting length to visitors shows "30 min meeting" while they pick a time; hidden, the invite still shows start and end.
Chat sidebar
A chat sidebar on the booking form, so visitors can ask questions while they book.
QR code
Generated from the calendar's URL; download as PNG for print.