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Send appointment confirmations and flag mismatched times.
Your visitors get appointment confirmation emails with the booked time and a review link. Your coordinator hears about conflicts before a confirmation goes out.
Check the calendar and reply to clients with confirmed appointments.
Your clients get confirmed appointments and meeting links, or available times when their requests conflict with your schedule.
Prepare emailed contact cards as a CSV for coworkers to review.
Get a contact CSV in your chosen review folder when a VCF export arrives by email, plus a reply highlighting missing details.
Give colleagues the right shared meeting link to pass on.
Give colleagues the right team booking link to forward, with clarity on which staff can take the meeting.
Reply with a verified booking link for the right host and meeting type.
Get a checked replacement for an invitee's booking link, with the right host and meeting type, or a clear reason to follow up.
Turn flagged appointment emails into calendar entries with review links.
Get calendar appointments from flagged emails when details are clear, plus a confirmation email linking to each entry for review.
Correct virtual appointment invites that lack a joining link.
Your guests get updated invitations with a video link, and you get an email explaining the fix when a virtual appointment needs one.
Prepare a shareable schedule from an emailed calendar file.
Your weekly schedule arrives as a sortable CSV reply, with repeating meetings flagged so your team can review them before the handoff.
Email calendar owners about changed meetings and new clashes.
Get a short email when your schedule changes, with any new meeting clashes and a follow-up to check.
Set tomorrow's task for flagged office emails with the action needed.
See your next steps in the flagged-email task list, with action notes and due dates for tomorrow.
Send meeting confirmations in each attendee's local time.
Your clients get clear appointment emails in their time zone, while your coordinator hears about missing details before anything goes out.
Check client bookings against email agreements before confirming them.
Your clients get appointment confirmation emails with a link to change the time, while your scheduler sees bookings that conflict with the email exchange.