What is an Event Type?
An Event Type is one kind of meeting you offer — for example a "15-min discovery call" or a "60-min consultation". You can have as many as you like. Each one has its own link, its own duration, and its own location.
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Create an Event Type
Open Calendar → Event Types.
Click New Event Type.
Fill in the basics and click Save.
The fields explained
Title — what visitors see, e.g. "30-min intro call".
Slug — the short name used in the link (the part after your name in the URL). Keep it lowercase, no spaces.
Description — a short note explaining what the meeting is about. Shown on the booking page.
Duration — how long the meeting lasts (15, 30, 45, 60 minutes…).
Location — where the meeting happens:
Video call — you paste your own Zoom, Google Meet or Teams link.
Phone — the visitor leaves their phone number and you call them.
In person — you add the address.
Custom — any other instruction (e.g. "I will send the link 1 hour before").
Color — a small color dot to recognise the event in your bookings list.
Buffer before / after — extra free minutes around the meeting so you are not booked back-to-back.
Minimum notice — the shortest warning you accept (e.g. "no bookings less than 2 hours in advance").
Booking window — how far into the future people can book (default 60 days).
Slot interval — the step between available start times (e.g. every 15 or 30 min).
Availability schedule — which working hours apply to this Event Type (you can have different schedules for different events).
Custom questions — extra fields the visitor must answer when booking (e.g. "What would you like to discuss?").
Active — turn off to temporarily hide the event without deleting it.
Tips
Keep titles short and descriptive — they are the first thing a visitor reads.
Add a 5–10 min buffer after if you need time to take notes between meetings.
Use Minimum notice to avoid last-minute bookings.