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Connect your Setmore account with Google Meet to book and host crystal-clear video meetings.

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Written by Setmore Support
Updated over a week ago

Video-enabled services can be scheduled through your calendar and Booking Page. As soon as an appointment is added, you and your guest receive a Google Meet video link in your email confirmations.

Make it easy to offer your services online and reach more customers with your skills. You can even monetize your video meetings with Booking Page payment options.

Ready to integrate with Google Meet? Here’s some simple steps for how to do it.


Enable your Setmore and Google Meet integration

  1. Go to Integrations > Google Meet.

  2. Click 'Connect'

  3. Select your Google account and click ‘Continue’.

  4. ‘Allow’ Setmore access to your Google account.

  5. If you have more than one calendar associated with your account, select one to connect.

Google Meet is now connected. Repeat these steps for each team member available for video appointments.

To assign Services or Classes with a video link:

  1. Go to Services.

  2. Edit the service or class you want to add a video link.

  3. Select ‘Google Meet’ as the Location, and click ‘Update’ to save.

You can edit which services or classes have a video link in your integration tile or the Services section of your app.


Disconnect your Google Meet integration (Web app)

  1. In your Setmore web app, head to Integrations > Google Meet.

2. There is a ‘Disconnect’ button on the left side of the card. Click it.

3. A prompt will appear asking you for confirmation. Select ‘Disconnect’ once again.

4. A pop-up will tell you deactivation was successful.

Note: Currently, Google Meet links can be generated for 1:1 appointments only. Links are accessible in your calendar (under the ‘Appointment Details’ for individual bookings) and in your email confirmations. At the start time of your video meeting, just click the link to join.

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