Difference between revisions of "How many people can attend a meeting"
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[https://secure.simplymeet.me/events/ <strong>My Meetings</strong>] you can invite unlimited participants to already scheduled meetings by typing their email addresses. | [https://secure.simplymeet.me/events/ <strong>My Meetings</strong>] you can invite unlimited participants to already scheduled meetings by typing their email addresses. | ||
Or you can allow the clients to invite additional participants from their side per each [https://secure.simplymeet.me/event_types/ meeting type]. | Or you can allow the clients to invite additional participants from their side per each [https://secure.simplymeet.me/event_types/ meeting type]. | ||
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[[How to Invite More Participants to Already Scheduled Meetings|Read more on how to invite more participants to already scheduled meetings.]] | [[How to Invite More Participants to Already Scheduled Meetings|Read more on how to invite more participants to already scheduled meetings.]] | ||
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| + | Or you can use '''[https://help.simplymeet.me/index.php/Group_bookings Group bookings]''' feature to allow more participants to book one and the same timeslot. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:55, 12 March 2023
Usually only one user can book a meeting with you, but in My Meetings you can invite unlimited participants to already scheduled meetings by typing their email addresses. Or you can allow the clients to invite additional participants from their side per each meeting type.
Read more on how to invite more participants to already scheduled meetings.
Or you can use Group bookings feature to allow more participants to book one and the same timeslot.
