# Meeting booking

When a visitor is ready to talk, Darwin shows real times from your team's calendar right there in the chat. One tap on a slot and the meeting is in the scheduler you already use.

This is the Markdown version of https://www.meetdarwin.ai/features/meetings, published by Darwin and generated on 24 September 2026.

## Make the next step part of the conversation.

A question is a chance to move a buying decision forward. Darwin helps visitors get the information they need, then offers a meeting when they’re ready.

- **Times from your real calendar.** Darwin shows open slots from the scheduler you already use, so nobody picks a time that's already gone.
- **Keep your existing scheduler.** Add your public booking link. Your scheduling provider handles availability and confirmation.
- **Your rep gets the whole story.** The meeting arrives with the visitor's details and the conversation that led to it, so the first call picks up where the chat left off.

## Ready to talk. Booked before they leave.

Someone asks for a demo. That is the moment to give them one, not a form and a two-day wait. Darwin keeps them in the conversation, asks what your team needs to know, and confirms the time before they close the tab.

1. Spot the buying moment
2. Offer a time
3. Book it in the chat

## Questions

**Does Darwin replace our scheduling tool?**

No. You add your existing public scheduling link during setup. Darwin gets the visitor to that page at the right moment; your provider still owns the calendar and confirms the time.

**Which schedulers does Darwin work with?**

Calendly and RevenueHero, today. The invite and the call itself go through Google Calendar, Google Meet or Zoom, and the integrations page is where you will always find the current list.

Related: [AI chat](https://www.meetdarwin.ai/features/ai-chat) · [Pricing](https://www.meetdarwin.ai/pricing) · [How Darwin works](https://www.meetdarwin.ai/how-it-works)