Book the next one before you hang up.
Type “next Tuesday” while you're still on the call. Bookedt checks your calendar, sends the invite with a Meet link, and puts everyone who was on this call on it.
“Send them my Calendly” is a lost deal.
The moment they say a day, you have it. Bookedt reads your real calendar — if you're busy it offers the nearest open slots instead of making them go and find one.
- Plain language. “Tomorrow”, “next week”, “in 2 wks”, or a typed date.
- 30 or 60 with one tap, and the meeting name is editable before it goes.
- Busy? Open slots appear right there — pick one and it's sent.
BookedtEveryone on the call is on the invite.
Guest emails come from the calendar event, not from scraping names off the screen — so the invite reaches the person, and the same list is what lands in your CRM. Anyone who joined uninvited gets identified and added too.
- Meet link created with the event, not pasted in after.
- Contacts synced to HubSpot, Close or Pipedrive as the invite goes out.
- Hand it over — @ a colleague and they're added to the calendar event as well.
BookedtSentWhen they book you, you already know who they are.
Someone books through your link and Bookedt goes to work before the call: the email is resolved to a name, a title and a company, and the deal is waiting for you when you join.
- Enriched on booking — not the morning of, when it's too late to prepare.
- Pre-brief five minutes before, in the extension and your team's channel.
Stop leaving the call to book the next one.
Booking from inside the call is free forever. No card, no scheduling link to maintain.