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# Features of Calendar Bookings

The **Calendar Booking** module helps you create events, manage appointments, and automate scheduling.

#### 1. Create Event

Go to **Product → Calendar Booking** → Click **Create New Event**.\
Add event details, host/meeting info, custom fields, and save.

#### 2. Share Booking Link

Click **Action → Booking Calendar** to get the booking link.\
Customers can select a date, choose a slot, enter details, and confirm.

#### 3. Manage Bookings

From the **Three Dots (⋮)** menu, you can:

* View bookings
* Approve / Cancel / Reschedule
* Delete bookings

You can also update event details and manage availability.

#### 4. Connect Meeting Apps

Integrate **Zoom / Google Meet** to auto-generate meeting links.

#### 5. Alerts & Settings

Enable **Email & WhatsApp notifications** for confirmations and reminders.\
Manage schedule, team members, and credits from **Settings**.

#### 6. Automation Options

Calendar Booking works with:

* **Mini App Flow** (Event → Date → Slot → Confirm)
* **Chatbot Flow** (Fetch events → Select slot → Create booking automatically)

This allows fully automated appointment scheduling and management.

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