Got an invite from MeetingSlip?
It's the calendar slip for a phone call you agreed to. It names who is calling, when, and on which number, and it gives you one page to confirm, move or cancel.
An example slip. Try the buttons: nothing is sent.
What this is
MeetingSlip is a scheduling service. Sales teams use it to put a phone call on your calendar once you've agreed a time with one of their people. The invite carries that person's name, the day and time, and the number they will ring.
It isn't an app, and there is nothing to sign up for or install. MeetingSlip doesn't make the call and doesn't sell anything. If you hold an invite, someone you were emailing, texting or speaking with booked that call with you.
How a booking works
You agree a time
By email, by text or on the phone, with the person you have been dealing with.
The invite arrives
It comes from a meetingslip.co address under that person's name. Accept it and it lands on your calendar. Decline it and they are told.
They call you
At the time on the slip, on the phone number you gave. There is no link to join and nothing to download.
Moving or cancelling a call
Every invite links to its own page here, like the example above. On that page you can say you'll be there, pick another open time, or cancel.
Moving a call sends you a fresh invite and takes the old one off your calendar. Cancelling takes it off your calendar and stops the call.
The link in your invite is yours alone. Anyone who has it can change that booking, so don't pass it on.
If you didn't book this
Cancel it from the page linked in the invite. That stops the call as well. If you can't find the link, write to us from the address the invite reached and a person will cancel it for you.
Contact
Write to hello@meetingslip.co, or use this form. Messages go to a person.