A conversation that ends in a booked meeting.
Connect your Google Calendar and the agent reads your real availability, books the meeting and adds the Meet link — or paste a Calendly, Cal.com or any other scheduling link. Either way the visitor never retypes what they just told you.
The handoff from question to meeting is where bookings leak.
A visitor who has just explained what they need does not want to open a new tab and type their name and email again. Every one of those steps loses people. The agent decides on its own when the conversation has reached that point, then puts the scheduler in front of them with the details they already gave it.
Connect your Google Calendar and the agent does the whole thing itself: it reads your real free time, offers it as tappable times in the chat, creates the event with a Meet link and handles reschedules and cancellations in conversation. Prefer your own scheduler? Any https link works — Calendly, Cal.com, Savvycal, HubSpot meeting links all behave the same way. No plan requirement either way.
One click for Google Calendar, one field for a link.
Connect Google Calendar
Open Capabilities in the builder, turn on Meetings, and connect the Google account whose calendar the meetings should land on. We set up a 30-minute intro call and your working hours for you.
Or paste a scheduling link
Any https link from Calendly, Cal.com, or the scheduler you already run. Nothing to install and no account to connect.
Let the agent choose the moment
It offers the booking card when someone shows real intent. You do not configure timing, and there is no after-N-messages rule to tune.
Meeting types, working hours, buffers and notice periods are all yours to set. Several Google accounts can be connected, each assigned to its own agent.
Fewer steps between interest and a meeting.
Prefilled from the conversation
Name and email carry across from what they already told the agent, so the scheduler opens part-way done.
Offered at the right moment
The agent reads intent and offers the card when it fits, rather than on a timer or after a fixed message count.
Real availability, real events
On Google Calendar the agent reads your free time, creates the event with a Meet link, sends the invite, and handles reschedules and cancellations in the chat.
Or your own scheduler
Calendly, Cal.com, or any https booking link. No OAuth screen and no API key to manage.
Google Calendar, Calendly & Cal.com questions, answered
Any that give you an https booking link, which is effectively all of them. Calendly and Cal.com are the common ones, and Savvycal and HubSpot meeting links behave identically. The agent prefills name and email through the link's own query parameters.
Integrations that pair well.
Put Google Calendar, Calendly & Cal.com to work in your next conversation.
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