Two ways to book a call from the card

Either put the time straight in the calendar while they are on the phone, or send a warm branded invitation with a button and let them choose — same composer, one switch.

What it is

A Calls & demos section listing upcoming appointments with a link through to the calendar, and a composer that books discovery calls, demos and onboarding calls. The switch between 'I have a time' and 'send an invitation' reflects how the call actually went, not which screen you are on. Each kind also has a Copy link action for a self-serve booking page.

Also called: book a demo · send a booking link · schedule the call · pick a time

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Two ways to book a call from the card
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The Calls & demos section with an upcoming appointment row and its calendar icon, and the composer showing the 'I have a time' / 'send an invitation' switch. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Book with a date and time when you have one; the appointment lands on the agency calendar attached to the card.
  2. 2If nobody answered, switch to the invitation: pick how it came about so the opening line matches reality, optionally write your own opener, and send.
  3. 3The copy-link action puts a self-serve booking link on the clipboard for that kind of call.
  4. 4Booked calls light the corresponding node on the journey and tick the stage checklist.
  5. 5Every appointment row links to that exact appointment on the calendar.
Why we built it

The component states the design, 'On the phone with them: ask what suits, pick it, done — that's when. Rang and got nothing: there IS no time, so send a warm branded invitation with a button and let them choose. Same composer, one switch, because which one you need is decided by how the call went, not by which screen you're on.' The calendar link became an icon after pointed out the label was 'so long'.

The problem
  • Booking meant leaving the deal and going to a calendar.
  • A missed call had no follow-up path except another call.
  • Invitation copy that assumed a conversation happened read wrong after a voicemail.
Sound familiar?
What you get
A time is set while the prospect is still on the phone.
A missed call still ends with an invitation in their inbox.
The opening line always matches what actually happened.

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