FreeBusy allows a few ways to specify a meeting location. The setting will be on a per event type basis.
To access these settings:
go to Share Availability
choose the event type that you want to edit
go to the Where section.
1. Ask people for how and where to meet
Choose this option if you are flexible in how you take meetings.
When picked, this option will allow you to edit a question. As with all questions in our 'Questionnaire', it also includes a footnote which allows you more flexibility and customization:
This question will be presented on your Availability page for that event type and will allow the other party to provide details:
The order in which questions (this one included) appear on the FreeBusy availability page is decided in the Questionnaire section.
2. Preset meeting location
If you usually take meetings which are facilitated by the same mechanism (eg: same address, phone number, venue), FreeBusy allows you to preset the coordinates of such meetings ahead of time.
Once you do so, the location will be automatically added to each calendar event created from that FreeBusy event type.
For example, this is how it looks in Outlook calendar:
And this is how it looks in Google calendar:
The message that you specify will also be featured in email notifications that FreeBusy sends to meeting participants:
3. Use my web conferencing service
First, go to "Calendars and `Integrations" and link your web conferencing service (you can link multiple conferencing services). See this section to learn how to connect your web conferencing service - Web Conferencing Integrations.
After you successfully linked your web conferencing service, configure your event template and go to the section "Where will the meeting take place?" and simply select the option "Use my web conferencing service".
See this short demo video for more details about how to add your web conferencing service to every meeting you schedule
If you have any questions & feedback, feel free to use the chat button below. We're super friendly and happy to solve any scheduling challenge.