Key dates in your calendar,
without you adding them.
Tell me the date that matters or let me find it in the contract. I send the invite, move it when plans change and cancel it when it is no longer needed.
What I do for you in Google Calendar.
Put a renewal in the calendar
I read the contract and add the notice date with time to act.
Send the invite
I set up the meeting and send it to the people who need to be there.
Move it when plans change
Tell me the new time and I update the invite.
Cancel it cleanly
When a meeting is no longer needed I cancel it for everyone.
Remind people before a deadline
I follow up ahead of the date so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Book the signing
I set a time for a signing and chase the people who have not replied.
How I work with Google Calendar.
- 01
Tell me the date
Message me by email, Slack or Teams, or ask me to find the date in the contract.
- 02
I set it up
I find the date, work back from the notice period and send the invite.
- 03
It is in your calendar
You get the invite and a note of how I worked the date out.
Illustrative example. People and documents are fictional.
Questions,
answered.
Yes. I send, update and cancel Google Calendar invites for you, so renewals, deadlines and signings are in the calendar without you adding them.
No. Once Google Calendar is connected, you ask me by email, Slack or Teams and I do the work in Google Calendar.
Only what you choose to share when Google Workspace is connected.
You do. When Google Calendar is set up, you decide what I can see and what I can send.