Connect Tabple Meet bookings
Open Meet and add a public booking link to a document.
1. Open Meet
Start from integrations
Go to Settings → Integrations → Tabple Meet and choose Open Meet. The Meet sign-in page opens in a new tab.
Sign in and copy a booking link
On the Meet sign-in page, choose Continue with Tabple account. The first time, Tabple asks you to approve the connection. Once you're signed in, publish a booking type, team page, or routing form in Meet and copy its address.
2. Add a booking card
Choose /Meet booking
On an empty line in a document, type /Meet booking and pick it from the list.
Insert a public link
Paste the Meet link and choose Insert. Public booking (/book), team (/teams), and routing form (/r) links work. Rescheduling and cancellation links sent to an individual guest can't be used.
Book within the document
Choose View booking times to open the booking page inside the card, or use Open in a new tab. Anyone who can edit the document can remove the card with its delete button.
3. Sharing and other apps
- In published documents, readers expand Tabple Meet to book. The booking link is shown as well.
- Depending on the app version, the desktop and mobile apps may show this card as a regular link card that opens the booking page separately.
- In narrow columns, scroll inside the card or open it in a new tab.
- If the booking page doesn't appear, choose Open in a new tab. If you run your own server, also check Meet's iframe settings.
- Adding a booking card to a document doesn't put Meet bookings on your Tabple calendar. To get them there, turn on the Tabple Calendar integration below. Team permissions are managed separately in each service and aren't synced.
4. Tabple Calendar integration
Turn it on
The integration is optional and off by default. The first time you connect, check Tabple Calendar integration (optional) on the consent screen and choose Connect and continue. If you're already connected, choose Connect Tabple Calendar under Settings › Calendar connections › Tabple Calendar in the Meet console. You can sign in to Meet without it.
What is shared
Meet reads the times (without titles) of events you own or attend and doesn't take bookings during them. It doesn't read all-day events, tasks, D-days, routines, or holidays. Confirmed bookings are added to your Tabple calendar with the booking type and the guest's name, moved when a booking changes, and removed when it is canceled. The guest's email and answers to booking questions are not added.
How it looks in your calendar
Events added by Meet carry a Tabple Meet mark and are read-only. You can't drag, edit, or delete them, or change their attendees or links. To change one, choose Open in Tabple Meet in the event details and edit it in Meet.
Disconnect
Under Settings → Integrations → Tabple Meet, choose Disconnect in Tabple Calendar integration. Meet stops reading your event times, and the events Meet added are removed from your calendar. You can also disconnect in the Meet console, and your Meet sign-in connection stays as it is.
5. Plans and limits
- Booking types — 1 on Free, 3 on Storage 20GB (Starter), and no limit on Storage 100GB (Pro) or a Lifetime license. The limit follows the Tabple plan of the owner who created the Meet organization.
- The embed code for putting a booking page on your website works on every plan.
- API keys and webhooks are available on Storage 100GB and a Lifetime license. When your Storage 100GB subscription ends, API requests and webhook deliveries stop, and they resume when you subscribe again.
- Storage 100GB has no separate Meet charge. Sign in with the same Tabple account and use both for as long as your Storage 100GB period lasts.
- An organization already over the limit keeps its existing booking types. Only creating new ones is blocked.