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The Appointments page (/calendar/appointments) extends your calendar with a booking system that lets contacts schedule time with you directly — no back-and-forth emails needed.

Appointments list

View all upcoming and past appointments in one place. Each appointment shows:
  • Contact name — Who the meeting is with
  • Meeting type — Showing, Consultation, Check-in, etc.
  • Date and time — Scheduled slot
  • Status — Confirmed, Pending, Cancelled, Completed
  • Location — In-person, Phone, Video, or Property address

Meeting types

Configure the types of meetings contacts can book:
TypeTypical use
Property showingBuyer views a listing
Listing consultationSeller discusses listing their home
Buyer consultationInitial meeting with a new buyer
Check-in callRoutine follow-up with existing client
Market reviewDiscuss market conditions and pricing
Each meeting type has its own duration, availability rules, and confirmation message. (/calendar/book/[accountId]/[meetingTypeId]) Share a booking link with contacts so they can self-schedule:
  1. Go to Calendar → Appointments
  2. Click Booking Links
  3. Copy the link for any meeting type
  4. Share via email, SMS, or embed on your website

What contacts see

The booking page shows:
  • Your available time slots (synced with your calendar)
  • The meeting type description and duration
  • A form to enter their name, email, phone

Confirmation

(/calendar/book/confirmation) After booking, contacts see a confirmation page with:
  • Date and time of the appointment
  • Meeting details and location
  • Option to add to their calendar (Google Calendar, Outlook, iCal)
  • Your contact information
You receive an in-app notification and email confirmation simultaneously.

Calendar sync

Appointments automatically appear on your Winnerr calendar and sync to connected calendars (Google, Outlook). Double-bookings are prevented automatically.
Share your booking link in your email signature and on your website. Contacts who can self-schedule are more likely to follow through than those waiting for a callback.