How do you add a meeting in Coachably?
TL;DR: In the Calendar, tap Book session, pick Meeting, and enter a Title or pick a client. Set the Date, Start, and Duration, then tap Book. Switch to Repeats first if it recurs.
How do you add a meeting?
Meetings and trainings are booked in the same sheet. A meeting is a calendar entry without a workout — a consultation, a call, or an assessment.
- Open the Calendar and tap Book session, or tap a free slot in the calendar.
- Pick Meeting at the top (instead of Training).
- Enter a Title, or pick a client in Client (optional). A meeting needs at least one of the two.
- Set the Date, Start, and Duration. You can also add a Location.
- Tap Book.
How do you make a meeting repeat?
In the Book session sheet, before you tap Book:
- Switch Does not repeat to Repeats.
- Set the Frequency to Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
- For weekly meetings, select the Days of week.
- Optionally, set the Series end date.
- Tap Book.
Coachably books the meetings 3 months ahead. To book more, open one of them and tap Load next 3 months.
How do you cancel or delete a meeting?
Tap the meeting in the calendar.
- Cancel session keeps it in the calendar as cancelled. You can add a Reason (optional), and Restore it later.
- The delete (trash) icon removes it. If the meeting repeats, choose This session or This and following.
FAQ
What’s the difference between a meeting and a training in Coachably? A training is a session with a workout for a client. A meeting is any other calendar entry — a consultation, a call, or a meeting — without a workout.
Can I move one meeting in a repeating series? Yes. Tap the meeting, choose Move, set the new date or time, and keep This session selected — the rest of the series stays as is. Choose This and following to shift the rest of the series too. You can also hold a meeting in the calendar and drag it to another time.
How do I delete one meeting without deleting the whole series? Tap the meeting, tap the delete (trash) icon, and pick This session.
Does the client see the meeting? Yes, when you pick a client for it, the meeting shows in that client’s schedule. A meeting with only a title stays in your calendar.