Did you know that the majority of meetings are between just two people? You would think that scheduling a time would be simple – there are only two people! And yet, these meetings are still plagued by email ping-pong and back and forth phone calls to confirm a time.
Getting two people booked shouldn’t take longer than the actual meeting.
Imagine this: You get an email from a client wanting to book a call to discuss a particular detail of a project. It’s a small detail, but must be settled before the project can move forward, so you both want to have the call as soon as possible.
Your week is pretty booked up. How on earth are you going to schedule this? Manually type times into an email? Call and list off your available times? What if some booked spots are not as important, and could be moved for this call?
Take a deep breath. Relax. You’ve got Tungle.
Open Tungle or use your quick links. Add your details and select times. All you do is click the open spots in your calendar to select. You can even select booked spots, and move the booked event later if you need to.
Send.
Your client gets an email invitation and can see a calendar view of the times you proposed. They pick one, book it and you both get a confirmation by email.
Done.
Two people, one email, a few minutes and the call is booked. How easy was that?
