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<li>Click Limits tab at the bottom.</li> | <li>Click Limits tab at the bottom.</li> | ||
<li>Under Buffer times before section set your buffer times.</li> | <li>Under Buffer times before section set your buffer times.</li> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:17, 23 November 2021
Buffer times before meetings can help you to:
- Prepare for the meetings.
- Give you time to commute.
- Send follow-up emails.
- Write notes after the meeting has ended.
- Get some rest before or after the meeting.
Getting started with Buffers
- Go to Meeting Types and edit one of the existing Meeting Types.
- Click Limits tab at the bottom.
- Under Buffer times before section set your buffer times.
Buffers will apply to all existing meetings in your online calendars. It means when you have a non-SimplyMeet.me meeting in your calendar, buffer times will apply to it too.
