Four ways people use the same booking link
The product underneath is identical. What changes is whose availability it reads and how it picks between them.
One link that holds your whole week
Connect every calendar you keep, set the hours you actually work, and hand out a single address. Tempo checks all of them before it offers anybody a time.
- Unlimited event types, each with its own rules
- Conflicts checked across every connected calendar
- Times shown in the visitor's own zone, automatically
Iris Kovalenko
Intro call
Fifteen minutes to work out whether we can help. No deck, nothing to prepare.
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- Where Tempo video room
- Time zone Europe / Lisbon
June 2027
6 days open
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Thu 10 June
You are booked
It is in both calendars and the video link is in the invite. Reschedule from the same link any time.
- Intro call
- Thu 10 June
Availability that belongs to the group
Pool a team and let bookings go round-robin by who has taken the fewest, or find the one hour four people share. Working hours can differ; the maths does not care.
- Round-robin weighted by meetings already taken
- Collective availability across mixed working hours
- Shared event types with a single owner
Overlay my calendar
- Yours
- Theirs
Mon 14
Standup
Free
Design review
Tue 15
Free
School run
Free
Wed 16
Intro call
Free
Thu 17
Free
Deep work
Fri 18
Retro
Free
Panels booked without a reply-all
Send one link to the candidate. Tempo finds the slot the whole panel shares, holds it, and writes it into every interviewer's calendar at once.
- One link for a panel of any size
- Slots held while the candidate decides
- Interview feedback forms attached to the invite
Working hours
- Mon 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
- Tue 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
- Wed 10:00 am to 6:30 pm
- Thu 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
- Fri 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
- Sat Unavailable
Applies to every event type unless one overrides it.
Callbacks the customer chooses
Put the booking page at the end of a ticket. The customer picks a time that suits them, and the agent's day stops being a queue of interruptions.
- Booking page embeddable in your help desk
- Reminders by text an hour before
- Reschedule without opening another ticket
And the smaller things you only notice once
None of these are the reason anybody signs up. All of them are the reason nobody leaves.
- Payments
- Take a deposit or the whole fee at the moment of booking.
- Video links
- A meeting room is created and attached as soon as a booking lands.
- Routing forms
- Ask two questions, then send the answer to the right person's calendar.
- Recurring events
- Book a weekly one-to-one for the next twelve weeks in a single pass.
- Team pooling
- Share the load round-robin, or find the one slot everybody has free.
- Workflows
- Reminders, follow-ups and surveys that send themselves on your schedule.
- Thirty languages
- Your booking page arrives in whichever one the visitor's browser asks for.
- Embeds
- Put the whole booking page inside your own site with one line of markup.
It writes to the tools you already open
Calendars, video rooms, payments and the place your team talks. Connect one in a couple of clicks and Tempo keeps them in step.
Try it on this week's calendar
Free for one person, forever. Two minutes to connect a calendar, and the next meeting arranges itself.
No card, no trial clock, nothing to cancel.