Book meetings without the back-and-forth.
Mark and Sophie book directly to your team's Google or Outlook calendars across every channel. Calendly without the link-sharing. Native booking without the third-party seat tax.
Scheduling is the slowest part of every sales motion.
The buyer just said yes — and your scheduling step said wait.
Three emails to agree a time. A Calendly link the prospect ignores. A "let me check with the team" that takes two days. Your highest-intent moment — the buyer saying yes to a meeting — gets bottlenecked by the worst-designed step in B2B.
- Back-and-forth kills momentumEach scheduling email adds 24–48h. Hot leads cool while you negotiate Tuesday at 2pm vs 3pm.
- Calendly links get ignored20–30% of buyers won't click a scheduling link. They want you to propose times like a human.
- Per-seat scheduling tools tax youCalendly/Chili Piper at $8–30/seat/month adds up across a sales org. And they still leak meetings.
- Wrong time zones, double bookingsManual booking creates conflicts. Your rep walks into a meeting at the wrong hour or misses it entirely.
Native booking across every channel — to your team's real calendar.
ScendCore's own booking surface writes to Google or Outlook with native attendee invites. Mark proposes times in emails; Sophie books over voice. Same calendar, same availability rules.
- 01Step 1
Read availability
Mark + Sophie read your team's actual calendars + your booking rules (buffer, time zone, hours).
- 02Step 2
Propose times
In conversation, not a link. Mark suggests 3 times in his draft. Sophie offers slots over voice.
- 03Step 3
Book directly
Once confirmed, ScendCore writes the event to the rep's calendar. Native Google/Outlook attendee invite goes out.
- 04Step 4
Confirm + remind
Confirmation message + 24h reminder + 1h reminder. No-shows drop because the prospect is in the loop.
Native booking, no third-party seat tax
One booking layer across every channel + every product — no separate tool, no $20/seat overage.
Direct calendar writes with native attendee invites. Not iframe-embedded scheduling links.
Mark proposes times in the email body. Sophie offers slots over voice. Buyers don't need to click links.
Buffer time, working hours, time zones, round-robin, per-rep limits — all honored.
/book/[slug] available for buyers who prefer to click. Same underlying engine.
Reschedule by replying. Reminders auto-sent. No-shows drop.
Voice inquiry that books over email? Email lead that books over chat? Same booking, same calendar.
Real calendar, real native invite — no third-party scheduling tool layer.
Illustrative — real screenshots replacing these as customers go live.
What changed at Sprintmore
90-day data on inbound + outbound meeting booking.
Common questions
- Can I still use Calendly if I want?
- Yes — Calendly stays integrated as a fallback. But most teams stop reaching for it once Mark and Sophie are doing conversational booking — the friction is gone.
- What about complex booking (round-robin, multi-attendee)?
- Yes. Round-robin distribution, multi-attendee scheduling, per-rep capacity limits, time-zone awareness — all native. Configure once in your team settings.
- Does this work for inbound voice calls?
- Yes — Sophie offers and confirms slots over voice. The event lands on the right rep's calendar with a native invite. Buyer doesn't even hang up first.
- What if my team uses Microsoft 365 + Google together?
- Both supported simultaneously. Each rep's calendar provider is configured per-user. Meetings respect each rep's actual calendar.
- Is there a public /book/[slug] page?
- Yes — every rep gets a personal booking page, plus team-round-robin pages. Same engine; useful when you want to share a link in a slide or email signature.
Stop losing meetings to scheduling friction.
Mark + Sophie book directly to your team's calendar — across email, voice, and chat. No third-party scheduling tax.