Overview
A Meeting step lets you schedule live sessions like consultations, coaching calls, or team syncs directly within a workflow. It connects with your favorite calendar tools so you can manage availability, time zones, and participation settings in one place, making coordination easy.Creating a Meeting step

1
Add a new step
In your workflow, select Meeting from the available step types.
2
Enter a meeting title
Give the meeting a clear title.
Example: Weekly Check-in or Client Kickoff Call.
Example: Weekly Check-in or Client Kickoff Call.
3
Write a description
Add context about what the meeting covers.
Example: Discuss project milestones and blockers.
Example: Discuss project milestones and blockers.
4
Add a meeting link or location
- Paste a video conferencing link (Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, etc.).
- Optionally, add a physical location if relevant.
5
Set availability and timezone
- Choose when participants can book this meeting.
- Select the timezone to avoid confusion for international clients.
6
Define meeting details
- Duration – Set length in minutes.
- Start offset – Add buffer time before meetings begin.
- Start date / End date – Limit when meetings are available to book.
7
Enable advanced options
- Requires confirmation – Approve bookings before they’re confirmed.
- Disable cancelling – Prevent participants from cancelling.
- Disable rescheduling – Prevent participants from changing times.
- Allow receiving feedback – Collect comments after the meeting.
- Allow receiving rating – Gather star ratings for the session.
- Hide in client view – Keep the meeting internal-only if needed.
8
Save the meeting step
Click Save this for later to add the meeting into the meeting templates list.
9
Apply
Click Apply to add the meeting into the workflow sequence.
10
Save
Click Save to store your workflow changes.
Best practices
- Use buffer times (start offset) to prevent back-to-back sessions.
- Keep durations realistic, shorter for quick syncs, longer for deep-dive sessions.
- Collect ratings and feedback to improve future meetings.