> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: /help/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Meetings: your booking page, hours and calendars > Everything about meetings in one place, like Calendly inside Kerux: your calendar, your hours, your booking pages and your booking tools. **Meetings** in the menu is where you set up how people book time with you. It has five parts: | Part | What you do there | | - | - | | **Calendar** | See the week's meetings with contacts and the bookings from your booking pages. | | **Booking pages** | Create the pages people book on, copy their link, turn them on or off. | | **Availability** | Set the days and hours people can book you, your timezone and your days off. | | **Connected calendars** | Connect Google Calendar (free), so Kerux checks it for busy times and adds each new meeting. Outlook is coming soon. Under **Call recordings**, turn on Google Meet transcripts or connect Zoom to get [call transcripts and summaries](/help/campaigns/call-transcripts.md) on your contacts. | | **Booking tools** | Using Calendly, Cal.com or another tool? Send its bookings to Kerux. | ## Get started in 3 steps The first time you open **Meetings**, the **Calendar** page shows three steps. Each one is ticked when it's done. **1. Connect your calendar** Click **Connect calendar** (or open **Meetings** > **Connected calendars**), then **Connect Google Calendar** and sign in with Google. It's free and needs no email inbox. Already connected your Gmail or Outlook inbox? Click **Turn on calendar** on its row instead, also at no extra cost. See [Google Calendar](/help/integration-guides/google-calendar.md). **2. Set your hours** Click **Set availability** (or **Meetings** > **Availability**). Pick your timezone, tick the days you work and set the hours of each one. A day can have several intervals: click **Add hours** to add one (for example 9:00-12:00 and 14:00-17:00). **Copy Monday to Tuesday-Friday** fills the week in one click. Click **Save availability**. **3. Share your link** Click **Create booking page**, give it a title and a length, and click **Save**. The step then shows your link with **Copy link** and **Open**. Once all three are done, the **Calendar** page keeps your booking link at the top, ready to copy. ## Your availability **Meetings** > **Availability** holds your hours: * **Weekly hours**: each weekday on or off, with up to 4 intervals a day, in your timezone. * **Days off and changed days**: pick a date and click **Add a date**. Choose **Unavailable all day** (a vacation, a holiday) or **Other hours** (a shorter day). It replaces your weekly hours that day only. * **New booking pages start with**: the free minutes before and after each meeting and the minimum notice. Each page can change them. Booking pages that **use the hosts' availability** follow these hours right away. Bookings already made keep their time. Owners and admins can also set a teammate's availability (pick them under **Whose availability**), which round robin pages use. If you edit and a page reload happens before you save, your changes come back for two minutes. ## Connected calendars For each connected account, **Meetings** > **Connected calendars** shows: * **Checked for conflicts**: Kerux reads this calendar's busy times, so nobody books over another meeting. * **Gets new meetings**: each new booking is added to this calendar with a video link (Google Meet or Teams). * **Free connection**: a Google Calendar connected with **Connect Google Calendar**. If Google stops letting Kerux use it (you removed Kerux from your Google account, changed your password, or the connection expired), its row says so and shows **Reconnect**, and Kerux tells you in **My tasks**. Until you reconnect, your booking pages don't offer your times. * **Booking pages**: which pages use it. Click **Manage**, then **Show its calendars** to see the account's calendars; the one marked **Used for booking** is the one Kerux reads and writes (the account's main calendar). Kerux keeps only meetings with contacts: your other events stay private and only count as busy time. > [!NOTE] > > **Plans:** meetings (booking pages, connected calendars and booking tools) are part of Pro and Agency, and of the free trial. Connecting Google Calendar is free and needs no email inbox: one Google account per teammate in each workspace (not yet available on every account, see [Google Calendar](/help/integration-guides/google-calendar.md)). An inbox you already connected for email turns its calendar on at no extra cost. **Outlook** shows **Coming soon**: for now, connect your Outlook inbox and turn its calendar on. Booking pages that are already live keep taking bookings on every plan. ## Put your link in messages In any message, `{{links.booking}}` is your default booking page with the contact's own key: when they book, Kerux knows it is them for sure. See [Your booking page](/help/campaigns/booking-page.md). ## Through the API * `GET /v1/availability` and `PUT /v1/availability`: your weekly hours, timezone, days off and the defaults for new pages (owners and admins can pass `user_id`). `GET /v1/availability/team` lists everyone's. * `GET /v1/connected-calendars`: the connected calendars, how each is connected (`provider`: `google` for the free Google connection), whether one needs reconnecting (`reason_code`), and which booking pages use them. `DELETE /v1/connected-calendars/{id}` disconnects a Google Calendar connected for free. Connecting one needs you on Google's screen, so it is done in the app. * Booking pages: `use_schedule: true` on `POST /v1/booking-links` follows the hosts' availability. See [API](/help/developers/api.md). Related: [Your booking page](/help/campaigns/booking-page.md), [Meetings booked by contacts](/help/campaigns/meetings.md), [Google Calendar](/help/integration-guides/google-calendar.md). This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.