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Booked Meetings

Track booked meetings, follow-up and reschedule work, campaign and owner filters, explicit calls for enrolled or unenrolled contacts, sortable details, authorized no-show handling, and deal-scoped status editing for authorized clients.

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Overview

Booked Meetings tracks confirmed meetings for the selected client: status, owner, source, contract value, recording links, reminders, and reschedule history. Pick a client in the switcher first. Search and filter the list, log meetings by hand, assign owners, update status, bulk-call booked prospects, and export CSV. For authorized admins, executives, and strategists, this page keeps the complete reschedule history and offers an optional review view for active meeting_rescheduling cycles whose distinct outreach attempts for the current meeting slot have reached the configured threshold. A single Booked Meetings dial session counts once even when it tries multiple phone numbers; historical or manual rows without a dial session count individually. SDR confirmation and reschedule outreach can continue unless a strategist explicitly pauses or closes the cycle. Follow-ups remains the SDR execution list, and this workflow has no separate notification queue. In the review history panel, cycle numbers, meeting-slot dates, and linked call outcomes make current and prior cycles easy to distinguish. Clients and other read-only roles can view the history without changing it. A Call button in each meeting row's Actions column opens the campaign dialer on that booked contact in a meeting-followup scope for a confirmation or reschedule call without selecting the bulk-action checkbox; it is enabled when the contact has an open enrollment, a valid historical enrollment in a paused, non-archived campaign, or an active or paused campaign can supply a shell for this explicitly selected contact, and the cycle is not paused or closed. A meeting status moves from Set to Held, Rescheduling, Rescheduled, On Hold, or Client Handled while it is active, or you can mark it Cancelled or Unqualified when it does not happen or does not qualify. Employees can also delete a meeting that should not be there, which un-books it and resets the contact to uncontacted so it can be re-booked later. When you log a meeting by hand, the Meeting Date & Time picker defaults to Eastern (ET) and lets you choose another US timezone before saving. Moving a contact to Meeting Set or Rescheduled clears stale review state so the new meeting slot starts clean. The bulk selection bar groups the selected and callable counts on the left with Call Selected (N) and Clear actions on the right. The meeting list calls the booking timestamp Booked Date, separate from the scheduled Meeting Date & Time. Booked Date cannot be set to a future day. When you log a meeting by hand, Set By defaults to the deal assigned responder when one is configured, otherwise the current user, and responders are available in the selector. The Call button is disabled when no active or paused campaign is available to supply the dialer settings, or when a reschedule cycle is paused or closed. Every sortable table header shows a chevron. Click a sortable column to sort the current meeting list, then click again to reverse the direction; the active arrow shows ascending or descending order. Text columns start ascending, while Meeting Date, Booked Date, Reminder, and Recording start descending. On Hold is a paused meeting state: confirmation and rescheduling reminders stop, and employees can use Edit to set an optional Review Again On date for a normal dated follow-up without restarting those automated reminders. Employees can change a meeting status from the list, while a client can use the same inline status selector only when an active status-edit grant is enabled for that deal. Without that grant, clients see the status as read-only. Use the Campaign and Owner selectors beside Status to narrow the list; Campaign matches current, most recent, or enrolled campaign associations, and Owner includes Unowned. Export CSV carries these filters. Authorized admins, executives, and strategists can open a booked meeting detail and mark an eligible meeting No-Show. This preserves the booked meeting and attribution, records the optional reason and timestamp, moves the contact to Rescheduling, resets the current reschedule review decision, and alerts the assigned SDR internally.

How to use this page

  1. Select the client

    Pick a client in the Client Switcher to scope the Booked Meetings list. The page loads that client's booked meetings, reschedule history, optional review view, owners, reminders, and call actions. Authorized admins, executives, and strategists also see the review-state filter with All review states and Reschedule review available. The overview cards summarize the set, including how many meetings are missing an owner.

  2. Find meetings

    Search by contact, company, or email, filter by status, or build advanced filter rules (for example by owner or qualification). Authorized admins, executives, and strategists also see the review-state filter with All review states and Reschedule review available. The overview cards summarize the set, including how many meetings are missing an owner. Use the Campaign selector to narrow by campaign association and the Owner selector to choose a meeting owner or Unowned.

  3. Find cycles with reschedule review available

    If you are an admin, executive, or strategist, use the queue banner Show reviews button or choose Reschedule review available from the review-state filter. The server checks active meeting_rescheduling contacts against the configured threshold for their current meeting slot, counting distinct Booked Meetings dial sessions rather than phone numbers. A due cycle is included even when its saved review marker is missing, and a stale marker below the corrected threshold is not shown as due. This view is an optional strategist review list, not a hold on SDR work: confirmation and reschedule calls continue unless a strategist pauses or closes the cycle. The filter is deal-scoped and can be carried into Export CSV. Choose Show all meetings or All review states to return to the full list. Follow-ups remains the SDR execution list.

  4. Read the table

    Each row starts with a checkbox for bulk selection, then shows Contact (the full name with the contact's email underneath it when both are on file), Company, Source, Meeting Date & Time, Booked Date, Timezone, Status, Set By, a Reminder pill, a Recording link when available, a Call button in the row's Actions column when the contact has an open enrollment or a valid historical enrollment in a paused, non-archived campaign, or a disabled Call button with a tooltip when it has no callable campaign history, a View link, an Actions menu, and, for admins, executives, and strategists, a Delete (trash) button. The Reschedule column shows the current meeting-slot attempt count or None, plus Review, Paused, or a closed decision when applicable. The attempt count is based on distinct dial sessions, so multiple phone numbers tried in one session count once. A due row exposes a Review action to authorized employees. Booked Date records when the meeting was booked; Meeting Date & Time is the scheduled slot. Employee rows also include Edit. An On Hold row shows Paused in Reminder, and its Reschedule cell shows Review with the optional review date or No review date.

  5. Sort the meeting table

    Click a sortable header such as Contact, Company, Meeting Date, Status, Owner, Booked Date, Reminder, or Recording. The active arrow shows whether the list is ascending or descending. Click the same header again to reverse the direction. Text columns start ascending; Meeting Date, Booked Date, Reminder, and Recording start descending. Filters and the selected client stay in place while the table reloads in the chosen order.

  6. Call a booked prospect back

    Click the Call button in the row's Actions column, without selecting the bulk-action checkbox to open the campaign dialer on that booked contact in a meeting-followup scope, which includes meeting_set, meeting_held, meeting_rescheduling, and meeting_on_hold contacts the normal dialer queue excludes and bypasses the recycle window. Use it for confirmation or reschedule calls to a prospect who already booked. The button can use an open enrollment, a valid historical enrollment in a paused non-archived campaign, or an active or paused campaign shell when this explicitly selected contact has no enrollment. The shell supplies settings and script without enrolling the contact or starting cadence. If no usable campaign is available, the tooltip explains why the contact cannot load. Logging the call does not regress the meeting status: a lower-rank disposition is recorded on the call log but the meeting state is preserved. If the contact is in Rescheduling or On Hold, the Call button remains available after the review threshold unless the cycle is paused or closed. The threshold counts distinct dial sessions, not each phone number tried within one session.

  7. Call multiple booked prospects at once

    Use the checkbox at the start of each row to select multiple booked meetings, or use the select-all checkbox in the header to grab every meeting in the current filtered view. A bulk-call bar appears with the selected count and callable count on the left, plus Call Selected (N) and Clear actions on the right. Click Call Selected (N) to open the dialer on all callable selected contacts in a meeting-followup scope, grouped by an available active or paused campaign shell. An unenrolled selected contact can be called when that shell exists; contacts without a usable campaign shell are skipped automatically. Use Clear to deselect everything.

  8. Log a meeting

    Click Add Meeting and search for the prospect by name, company, or email, or type a new email to add a contact. Pick the match to select it, then fill in the contact and meeting details and save. In the Meeting Date & Time picker, the timezone starts at Eastern (ET); choose another US timezone when the meeting belongs elsewhere. The form captures the same fields as the Responder Hub Log Meeting form, so meetings logged either way record the same information. This is useful for meetings booked outside the normal flow. The form labels the booking timestamp Booked Date; leave it on the booking day and use Meeting Date & Time for the scheduled appointment. Set By defaults to the deal assigned responder when one is configured, otherwise the current user. You can choose another listed deal user, including responders, before saving.

  9. Set the meeting date, time, and timezone

    Open Meeting Date & Time in the Add Meeting form, choose a calendar date, then choose a time slot. The timezone selector starts at Eastern (ET), the product default, and lets you choose another US timezone. The selected timezone is saved with the meeting and controls how its date and time are displayed in the table. The separate Booked Date field records when the meeting was booked and cannot be set to a future day. Use Meeting Date & Time for the future appointment.

  10. Check the autofilled contact details

    When you select an existing contact, the Contact Details section autofills First Name, Last Name, Email, Title, and Company Name, each marked with a small auto tag and an AUTO-FILLED badge. It also autofills the optional Direct Phone, Mobile Phone, Company Phone, and LinkedIn URL fields when they are on file. Correct any field that is wrong: the badge flips to EDITED and the auto tag clears on the field you changed. Email is required, the rest are optional. Your edits save to the contact and the meeting, for both new and existing contacts. If a meeting already exists for this person or company, an amber notice appears above the fields so you can avoid booking a duplicate.

  11. Watch for a duplicate warning

    Once a contact is selected, the form quietly checks for existing meetings with the same person (by email) or the same company (by email domain). If it finds any, an amber notice appears at the top of the Contact Details section: it names the prior meeting with this person and lists up to three recent meetings at the same company, each with its booked date. The notice is advisory only and does not block saving, it just helps you catch a double-booking before it happens.

  12. Set a reminder for the new meeting

    At the bottom of the Add Meeting form, tick Send a meeting reminder for this meeting to schedule a confirmation reminder for it. The checkbox now defaults ON when the client master reminder switch is on, so reminders go out unless you uncheck it; it stays off when the master switch is off. The checkbox is only active when the client's master reminder switch is on in Reminders settings; when the master switch is off the checkbox is disabled with a note pointing you there. You can also toggle the reminder later from the table's Reminder pill.

  13. Assign owners and update status

    Use the row actions to set the meeting owner and update the meeting's status as it moves from Set to Held, Rescheduling, Rescheduled, On Hold, or Client Handled, or mark it Cancelled or Unqualified when it does not happen or does not qualify. Cancelled and Unqualified are terminal end states, so a meeting you mark Cancelled does not act as an active follow-up and can be re-booked later (which counts as a new meeting). Use Delete instead when the meeting should not exist at all (a test or duplicate booking): it un-books the meeting and resets the contact to uncontacted, rather than recording a cancellation. Keeping the owner filled in clears it from the missing-owner count. The Rescheduled status is available for a newly booked time. Moving a contact to Meeting Set or Rescheduled clears stale reschedule review state so the new meeting slot starts clean. Choose On Hold when the prospect is not ready to reschedule. It clears stale review state without resetting the attempt count, pauses confirmation and rescheduling reminders, and keeps the meeting available for a dated follow-up. Employees can use the inline status selector in the table. A client sees that selector only when the deal has an active client meeting-status grant; otherwise the status is read-only.

  14. Delete a meeting (admins, execs, strategists)

    Admins, executives, and strategists see a Delete (trash) button on each meeting row, and a Delete button in the header of the meeting detail page. Click it to remove a meeting that should not be there, such as a test or duplicate booking. A confirm dialog explains that the meeting will be un-booked and the contact reset to uncontacted (the contact row stays and can be re-booked later). Confirm to proceed: on the list, the row is removed immediately; on the detail page, you are sent back to the list. This cannot be undone. Clients and other employees do not see the Delete button.

  15. Control reminders per meeting

    The Reminder column shows whether a confirmation reminder will go out for each upcoming meeting. A reminder only sends when two things are true: the client's master reminder switch is on (in Reminders settings) and the meeting itself is set to send. Click a meeting's pill to toggle it between Send and Off. The pill also reflects state you cannot click: Sent (already sent, with the date), Failed (a send failed), and Past (the meeting has already happened).

  16. Export

    Click Export CSV to download the filtered meetings as a spreadsheet. Search, status, Campaign, Owner, reschedule review, and advanced property filters are carried into the export.

  17. Review reschedule outreach history

    Use the Reschedule control in a meeting row. None means no reschedule outreach has been logged. For a rescheduling meeting, the pill shows the current cycle such as 2 of 4, Review when the threshold is reached, Paused, or a closed decision. Attempts count distinct Booked Meetings dial sessions for the exact meeting date, so trying mobile, direct, and company numbers in one session counts as one attempt. Historical or manual follow-up rows without a dial session count individually. Click it to open Review follow-up history. Each entry is labeled Current cycle N, Attempt N or Prior cycle N, includes the meeting slot date and time, and shows the linked call outcome when one is available, otherwise the follow-up status, along with caller, completion time, and notes. A newly booked time starts a new cycle while earlier attempts remain visible as prior-cycle history.

  18. Manage a reschedule review

    Booked Meetings keeps the reschedule history and provides an optional strategist review view. Authorized admins, executives, and strategists can use the queue banner Show reviews shortcut or the Reschedule review available filter to find active cycles whose current-slot attempts are due, including a cycle with a stale or missing persisted review marker. Open Review, add optional decision notes, then choose Continue outreach, Pause outreach, Resume outreach, Close, no response, Prospect cancelled, or Client handled. Continue and Resume make outreach available again; Pause holds it; the close choices stop further reschedule outreach, with confirmation where required. Prospect cancelled and Client handled also update the meeting status. Reaching the threshold alone does not stop SDR calls. Follow-ups remains the SDR execution list, and there is no separate notification queue. Clients and other employees see the history as read-only.

  19. Put a meeting on hold

    Use the row Status dropdown and choose On Hold after speaking with a prospect who is not ready to reschedule. The meeting remains booked, automated confirmation and rescheduling reminders are paused, and the row shows Paused. Click the employee-only Edit action, keep On Hold selected, and optionally set Review Again On. Saving that date creates a normal dated follow-up without restarting the automated reminder workflows; choose Save Changes when finished.

  20. Mark an eligible meeting No-Show (admins, execs, strategists)

    Open the meeting detail from View, then click Mark No-Show in the header. Add an optional reason and confirm. The booked meeting and its original attribution stay intact, while the contact moves to Rescheduling and the current reschedule review decision is cleared so follow-up can begin. The detail records the No-Show time and reason, and the assigned SDR receives an internal alert. This action is not available to clients or other employees, and it is unavailable after a completed or terminal outcome.

What the buttons do

Search
Matches a meeting by contact, company, or email.
Status filter
Limits the list to one meeting status: Meeting Set, Meeting Held, Rescheduling, Rescheduled, On Hold, Client Handled, Cancelled, or Unqualified.
Advanced filters
Builds rules (owner, qualification, and more) to narrow the list.
Row checkbox
A checkbox at the start of each row. Tick it to add the meeting to the bulk-call selection. A select-all checkbox in the column header selects or deselects every meeting in the current filtered view.
Select all (checkbox)
The checkbox in the table header. Toggles selection of every meeting in the current filtered view at once.
Add
Opens the form to log a meeting by hand: search or add the contact, then set owner, qualification, contract value, and an optional reminder.
Contact Details fields
First Name, Last Name, Email, Title, and Company Name for the meeting's contact, plus optional Direct Phone, Mobile Phone, Company Phone, and LinkedIn URL. They autofill from the selected contact (an auto tag and AUTO-FILLED badge show the source on name and email); editing any field flips the badge to EDITED and saves the change to the contact.
Duplicate meeting notice
An amber notice above the Contact Details fields that appears when a meeting already exists for the selected person (same email) or company (same email domain). It names the prior person meeting and lists up to three recent meetings at the company. Advisory only; it does not block saving.
Send a meeting reminder for this meeting
A checkbox on the Add Meeting form that schedules a confirmation reminder for the new meeting. Defaults ON when the client master reminder switch is on (off when it is off). Active only when the client's master reminder switch is on; disabled with a note when it is off.
Actions
Per-row controls to set the owner, update status, and open the recording.
Reminder pill
Per-meeting reminder control. Click to toggle an upcoming meeting between Send (a reminder will go out) and Off (none will). Sent, Failed, and Past are status-only and cannot be clicked. Requires the client's master reminder switch to be on for any reminder to actually send. An On Hold meeting shows Paused because confirmation and rescheduling reminders are paused.
Export CSV
Downloads the filtered meetings. Search, status, Campaign, Owner, reschedule review, and advanced property filters are carried into the CSV.
? Help
Opens the page guide and Ask about this page chat. Clients can ask Buzz for booked-meeting totals and upcoming counts for their own account.
Call
Call button in the row's Actions column. Opens the campaign dialer on the booked contact in meeting-followup scope for a confirmation or reschedule call. It can use an open enrollment, valid paused historical enrollment, or an active or paused campaign shell for this explicitly selected contact. A Rescheduling contact remains callable after the review threshold unless a strategist has paused or closed the cycle.
Call Selected (N)
Appears in the bulk-call bar when any meetings are selected. The number is the callable selected count. Opens the dialer on callable selected contacts, grouped by an available active or paused campaign shell; an unenrolled selected contact can be included when that shell exists. Contacts without a usable campaign are skipped. Disabled when none are callable.
Clear (bulk bar)
Deselects all checked meetings and hides the bulk-call bar.
View
Per-row link. Opens the contact's detail page.
Delete (trash)
Button for admins, executives, and strategists only, on each meeting row (and a Delete button in the header of the meeting detail page). Un-books the meeting after a confirm dialog and resets the contact to uncontacted; the contact row stays in the list and can be re-booked. Cannot be undone. Hidden from clients and other employees.
Meeting Date & Time
Opens the calendar and time-slot picker for an Add Meeting record. The timezone selector starts at Eastern (ET), and you can change it to another US timezone before saving.
Reschedule attempt pill
Shows the current-cycle reschedule attempt count, where each distinct Booked Meetings dial session counts once even if it tried multiple phone numbers, plus review or closed state. Historical or manual rows without a dial session count individually. It opens saved outreach history with cycle labels, meeting-slot dates, and call outcomes when available.
Strategist review filter
For admins, executives, and strategists, limits the list to All review states or Reschedule review available. The review view is computed from active reschedule cycles and the current meeting slot, including due cycles with a stale or missing marker. It is optional and does not pause SDR outreach.
Show reviews
Toggles the strategist view between the full Booked Meetings list and the optional Reschedule review available list. The alternate label, Show all meetings, returns to the full list.
Review
Opens the reschedule history and optional decision panel for a cycle with review available. History groups current and prior cycles by meeting slot and shows linked call outcomes when available.
Continue outreach
Clears the current review hold and makes reschedule outreach available again, extending the next review interval.
Resume outreach
Reopens a paused reschedule cycle so outreach can continue.
Pause outreach
Pauses the current reschedule cycle after review.
Close review choices
Close, no response, Prospect cancelled, or Client handled stops further reschedule outreach. Prospect cancelled and Client handled also update the meeting status.
Booked Date
The date the meeting was booked, shown in the table and Add Meeting form. It cannot be set to a future day; use Meeting Date & Time for the future scheduled slot.
Set By (Add Meeting)
Attributes a hand-logged meeting to a deal user. It defaults to the assigned responder when configured, otherwise the current user, and can be changed before saving.
Sortable column headers
Headers with chevrons sort the current meeting list. Click once to use the column's starting direction and again to reverse it; the active arrow shows ascending or descending order.
Edit (meeting)
Employee-only action that opens the meeting editor. When the status is On Hold, it also offers an optional Review Again On date for a normal dated follow-up.
On Hold status
Marks a booked meeting as paused because the prospect is not ready to reschedule. Confirmation and rescheduling reminders pause, review state clears without resetting attempts, and the row can carry an optional Review Again On date.
Meeting status selector (authorized clients)
Lets a client with an active deal-specific meeting-status grant change the inline meeting status. Other client views keep the status read-only.
Campaign filter
Limits the booked-meeting list to a selected campaign association, including current, most recent, or enrolled campaign matches.
Owner filter
Limits the list to a selected meeting owner or to Unowned meetings.
Mark No-Show (meeting detail)
Header action for admins, executives, and strategists on an eligible booked meeting. Opens a confirmation dialog with an optional reason. Confirming preserves the meeting and attribution, records the No-Show outcome, moves the contact to Rescheduling, clears the current reschedule review decision, and alerts the assigned SDR internally.

Common questions

When you select a contact, the form checks for existing meetings with the same person (by email) or the same company (by email domain). If it finds any, it shows an amber notice naming the prior person meeting and listing up to three recent meetings at that company with their dates. It is advisory: it does not stop you from saving, it just helps you catch a double-booking before you log one.
Yes. The Contact Details section has an optional LinkedIn URL field. It autofills from the linked contact when on file, and whatever you enter saves to the contact alongside the meeting. Leave it blank if you do not have it.
Yes. The Add Meeting form has a Send a meeting reminder for this meeting checkbox at the bottom. It now defaults ON when the client master reminder switch is on, so the reminder is set unless you uncheck it. It is only active when the client master reminder switch is on in Reminders settings; when that master switch is off, the checkbox stays off.
Send means a confirmation reminder is set to go out for that upcoming meeting. Click the pill to switch it to Off if you do not want a reminder sent. (This label was called Approved before; it now reads Send.)
A reminder needs two things: the client's master reminder switch on in Reminders settings, and the individual meeting set to Send. If the master switch is off, every meeting shows a non-clickable Off that points you to the settings.
The overview counts meetings with no meeting owner assigned. Set the owner from the row actions to clear it.
Set By is the SalesHive user who booked the meeting. The meeting owner is who runs or owns it, which can be different.
Yes. When you add or edit a meeting you can set whether it is qualified and its contract value, which feed reporting.
Yes. Type over the First Name, Last Name, Email, Title, or Company Name in the Contact Details section. The field's auto tag clears and the header badge flips from AUTO-FILLED to EDITED. Your correction is saved to the contact, not just the meeting.
Yes, when you are logged in as a client. In ? then Ask about this page, Buzz can share your account's booked-meeting totals and upcoming count, plus help using this page. It reads your own data only and cannot schedule or change meetings.
Yes. The Contact Details section has three optional fields, Direct Phone, Mobile Phone, and Company Phone. They autofill from the linked contact when on file, and anything you enter saves to the contact alongside the meeting. Leave them blank if you do not have the numbers.
The Call button is enabled when the meeting contact has an open enrollment, a valid historical enrollment in a paused non-archived campaign, or an active or paused campaign shell can supply settings and script for this explicitly selected contact. If no usable campaign is available, or the reschedule cycle is paused or closed, hover the button for the reason.
The Call button opens the campaign dialer on that booked contact in meeting-followup scope, which includes meeting_set, meeting_held, meeting_rescheduling, and meeting_on_hold contacts the normal queue excludes and bypasses the recycle window. It can use a campaign shell even when the selected contact has no enrollment. Logging the call does not regress the meeting status: a lower-rank disposition is recorded on the call log while the meeting state is preserved.
A booked meeting can be Meeting Set, Meeting Held, Rescheduling, Rescheduled, On Hold, or Client Handled while it is active, plus Cancelled or Unqualified as terminal end states. Use Cancelled when a meeting that was set will not happen, and Unqualified when it should not count as a qualified meeting. Terminal statuses do not behave as an active follow-up, so a cancelled meeting can be re-booked, and that re-book counts as a new meeting. Rescheduled is also available when a new time is booked. A new Meeting Set or Rescheduled cycle clears stale review state while prior outreach remains in history.
Delete un-books the meeting, clears its meeting fields, and resets the contact's status to uncontacted so it can be booked again later. The contact row itself is kept. A confirm dialog warns you it cannot be undone before it proceeds. Use it for test meetings, duplicates, or bookings that should not exist at all. It is available to admins, executives, and strategists only; clients and other employees do not see it.
The Delete (trash) button is restricted to admins, executives, and strategists, so most employees and all clients do not see it. If you are an admin, executive, or strategist and still do not see it, make sure you are not viewing as a client.
A selected meeting is not callable when no active or paused campaign is available to supply the dialer settings and script, or when the meeting cycle is paused or closed. An unenrolled selected contact is callable when a usable campaign shell exists. The bar shows the callable count and the skipped count so you know exactly what will be dialed.
A meeting logged from Add Meeting starts with Eastern (ET) in the Meeting Date & Time picker. Choose another US timezone from the picker when needed. If a meeting date is saved without an explicit timezone and the contact has no stored timezone, the platform also uses Eastern as the fallback.
It shows the number of reschedule outreach attempts in the current meeting-date cycle. Each distinct Booked Meetings dial session counts once, even if the session tries multiple phone numbers. Historical or manual follow-up rows without a dial session count individually. None means there is no history. Review, Paused, and closed labels indicate the cycle is waiting for or has received an authorized employee decision. Click the control to see current and prior cycle history, including each meeting-slot date and the linked call outcome when available.
Only follow-ups captured for the current meeting date count toward the active cycle. Multiple phone numbers tried in one Booked Meetings dial session count as one attempt because they share a dial session. Historical or manual follow-up rows without a dial session count individually. When a prospect books a new time, the new slot starts a fresh count, while earlier attempts remain visible as prior-cycle history.
The cycle becomes available in the Reschedule review available view and the Reschedule control shows Review when the corrected distinct-session count reaches the threshold. A stale needs_decision marker below that corrected count is not shown as due. The threshold does not block SDR confirmation or reschedule calls. Only an explicit strategist Pause or a close decision stops further outreach. There is no separate notification queue; authorized admins, executives, and strategists work the optional review from Booked Meetings.
Admins, executives, and strategists manage optional reschedule decisions from the Booked Meetings page. Clients and other employees can open the history when available, but their view is read-only and they cannot resume or close outreach.
Continue outreach clears the hold and extends the next review interval. Resume reopens a paused cycle. Pause holds outreach. Close, no response, Prospect cancelled, and Client handled stop further outreach; the last two also move the meeting to their matching status.
Booked Meetings keeps the reschedule history and offers the optional strategist review surface. Use Show reviews or the Reschedule review available filter here. Follow-ups remains the SDR execution list for calling and completion work, and this workflow does not create a separate notification queue.
For authorized employees, it finds deal-scoped contacts in the active meeting_rescheduling state whose attempts for the current meeting slot have reached the configured threshold. It also includes a cycle when the due condition is true but the saved review marker is missing or stale. The filter is informational and optional: a newly booked slot starts a fresh count, and only paused or closed decisions block outreach.
Each entry now identifies its cycle number and whether it is the current cycle or a prior cycle, shows the meeting slot date and time, and labels the linked call outcome when one exists. If there is no linked call outcome, it shows the follow-up status instead. Caller, completion time, and notes remain available.
It is the number of selected meetings whose contacts can be loaded by the dialer through an open enrollment, valid paused historical enrollment, or an available active or paused campaign shell. The bar also shows the total selected count. Selected meetings without a usable campaign are skipped.
Booked Date records when the meeting was booked. Meeting Date & Time records the scheduled appointment and may be in the future. The booking date cannot be set to a future day.
Yes. Reaching the current meeting-slot threshold makes optional strategist review available, but SDR confirmation and reschedule calls continue. A strategist must explicitly pause or close the cycle to stop outreach.
Review state is computed from the current meeting-slot count. If several phone numbers were tried in one dial session, they now count as one attempt, so a stale needs_decision marker left from per-number counting is no longer shown when the corrected count is below threshold. The outreach history remains available, and Review appears again when distinct sessions reach the threshold. Explicit Paused and closed decisions remain visible.
The Add Meeting form defaults Set By to the deal assigned responder when one is configured. If there is no assigned responder, it defaults to the current user. You can choose another listed deal user, including responders, before saving.
Yes. Click the Call button in the row's Actions column. It opens the meeting-followup dialer for that one contact, so you do not need to select the row checkbox or use Call Selected.
Use the Call button in the meeting row's Actions column. It opens the booked contact in meeting-followup scope without selecting the bulk-action checkbox. The contact name remains a link to the contact record.
Click any sortable table header. The first click sorts text columns ascending and Meeting Date, Booked Date, Reminder, or Recording descending; click the active header again to reverse the direction. The arrow identifies the active order, and your filters and client selection remain applied.
On Hold means the prospect was contacted but is not ready to reschedule. The meeting stays booked, confirmation and rescheduling reminders are paused, and the row shows Paused in Reminder. It is not a terminal cancellation.
Choose On Hold from the row Status dropdown, then click the employee-only Edit action. In the editor, set Review Again On (Optional) and click Save Changes. The date creates a normal dated follow-up without restarting confirmation or rescheduling reminders.
Yes. The row Call and Call Selected actions can use a valid historical enrollment from a paused non-archived campaign, or an active or paused campaign shell when the selected contact has no enrollment. Normal paused-campaign cold queues remain blocked, and a contact with no usable campaign shell is not callable.
Only when SalesHive has enabled an active meeting-status grant for that client and deal. The inline status selector appears in the meeting list and meeting detail view for an authorized client. Without the grant, clients can review the status but cannot change it. Employees retain the normal status controls.
Use the Campaign selector beside the status filter. It lists the selected client's active campaigns and matches a booked contact when that campaign is current, most recent, or present in the contact's outreach enrollments.
Choose Unowned in the Owner selector. The list and its overview update to show only booked contacts with no meeting owner assigned.
Yes. Export CSV carries the selected search, status, Campaign, Owner, reschedule review, and advanced property filters into the download.
Open the meeting from the Booked Meetings list, then use Mark No-Show in the detail-page header. Enter optional context and confirm. The system keeps the booked meeting and original attribution, records the time and reason, moves the prospect to Rescheduling, and alerts the assigned SDR internally. Only admins, executives, and strategists can use it.
The action is limited to admins, executives, and strategists, and it is hidden for clients and other employees. It is also unavailable once a meeting already has a no-show record or has a completed or terminal outcome, such as Meeting Held, Qualified, Opportunity, Cancelled, Unqualified, or Client Handled.
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