Event FAQs
Common questions regarding events & Default.
FAQ: How does Default ensure invites are sent?
Once a meeting is booked, how is the lead informed?
FAQ: How does Default ensure invites are sent?
Once a meeting is booked, how is the lead informed?
Default sends confirmations when a meeting is booked, along with the calendar invite.
The very first confirmation is the meeting confirmation page.
For individuals using Google calendar, you may experience cases where the Default invite did not make it on the lead’s calendar. This is due to Google’s Unknown Sender policy. The unknown sender policy states that there must be at least one form of recognized communication between the recepitent and the sender’s domain, before Google accepts the event onto the calendar. This impacts all scheduling and meeting booking software, not just Default.
Example:
FAQ: Issue debugging availability in event config
I set the event config, but the availability is not reflected in the preview
FAQ: Issue debugging availability in event config
I set the event config, but the availability is not reflected in the preview
This is to be expected. The option to “preview link” is a way to review and verify the look & feel (design) of the scheduler / scheduling experience.
This does NOT work as an availability debugger. The debugger is on the roadmap however.
FAQ: Where is the meeting buffer?
Does Default add meeting buffers to my calendar?
FAQ: Where is the meeting buffer?
Does Default add meeting buffers to my calendar?
Default adds “invisible” meeting buffers to your calendar under the following circumstances:
- The user has a meeting buffer configured under Settings > Availability
- The admin has set it at the event level
Meeting buffers are not added as physical calendar holds / busy time.