What it does
Shares a calendar booking link directly in the chat conversation.
When to use it
For lighter-weight booking flows where you want to provide a link rather than embedded calendar.
Requirements
Calendar integration configured
Syntax
@share_booking_link
Examples
Simple link sharing:
1. @mention_specifically: "I can help you schedule a call with our team." @share_booking_link 2. @stop_playbook
After interest qualification:
1. @ask_question: "Would you like to schedule a call?" @show_options["Yes", "No"] - If "Yes", proceed to Step 2. - If "No", proceed to Step 3. 2. @mention_specifically: "Perfect! Here's our booking link—pick a time that works for you:" @share_booking_link @stop_playbook 3. @mention_specifically: "No problem! Feel free to reach out anytime." @stop_playbook
Tips
- Alternative to
@trigger_micrositefor simpler booking flows
- Good for self-service scenarios
- Link opens in new tab/window for visitor
- Works well when you don't need to collect contact info first
Differences from @trigger_microsite
Feature | @share_booking_link | @trigger_microsite |
Display | Text link in chat | Embedded calendar UI |
User action | Click to open new tab | Select time in-chat |
Contact collection | On link landing page | Before trigger in playbook |
Best for | Self-service, simple flows | Guided, higher-touch flows |