Multi host meeting

A multi-host meeting is a type of meeting link where more than one host will join the meeting with a client. In multi-host case a slot will be show only when all hosts are available. This is exact opposite of Round Robin case. In the Round Robin case a slot is shown when any of the hosts are available. In the case of multi host a slot is shown only when all hosts are available.

Imagine yourself as one of several panelists conducting an interview. We need to find a slot when all the panel members are available to conduct the interview. This is where multi-host meetings come into play. The client can only book slots where all the panelists are available.

Each host has the flexibility to set their own availability, giving them complete freedom in their work schedule.

Let's discuss a few examples to better understand how multi-host meetings work.

Example 1: Let's say there's a multi-host meeting involving two team members, John and Mary.

Here are their availabilities.

In this scenario, when clients view the meeting link calendar, available slots will be displayed from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, because that's when both John and Mary are available together.

Example 2: Now, let's consider a scenario where both Oliver and Eve have the following availabilities,

In this case, the client will not be able to book any meeting since the availability of John and Mary do not overlap at all.