- Google Calendar obtains dating reserve pages from the sidebar
- It is designed for those who do not have total visibility in the calendar of a user
- Google Calendar and Gmail also obtained a stricter programming integration.
Google is making appointment reserve pages directly accessible inside the sidebar of its calendar application on the web and mobile devices in an attempt to facilitate the search for mutually pleasant time.
The new Google Calendar function makes it easier to reserve time, especially for external contacts such as customers and partners, without having to share the total visibility of its calendar.
Users without a dating schedule will get a preconfigured reserve page based on work hours that are automatically updated to avoid conflicts.
Google Calendar is obtaining a stricter programming integration
With Calendly and other rivals that grow in a hybrid, after the pandemic, Google has been occupied in recent months by linking the calendar and Gmail more closely to facilitate the contacts to program the time together.
“By providing users with an easy way to reserve time with others, this change optimizes the programming process, which is particularly useful for customers, partners or people outside an organization that might not have visibility in the calendar of another,” Google wrote.
A mobile view of the preconfigured reserve page is only available on mobile devices after it has been seen on the web, Google explained in a product ad. Most of the central functions, such as creating, editing and eliminating reserve pages, are restricted only to the web.
The dating program has already begun to implement all Google Workspace customers, as well as individual and holding people’s holders of the work space, and will be widely available in early September 2025.
The last update occurs shortly after the company also added the support of the Google Calendar dating reserve page to Gmail.
For that, users must click on the calendar icon at the bottom of an email draft to create a reserve page that can be inserted directly into the email body.
This characteristic is now completely implemented to the same types of accounts.
