Meeting Links to include multiple external attendees

This change would be really helpful to enable a simple event registration tool. It already has all teh features, except for the fact the multiple people can’t register for the same time slot.

It’s crazy that even after 4 years of this request being put forward, nothing has happened!

This would be very helpful! We use the meetings tool all the time and often our clients have more than one person that they want on the call. Allowing multiple people to register would be big plus for sure.

Need This

@glencornell

As many have mentioned, this has been open for about 5 years and has been “under review” since 2021. This feature is one of the most essential features of any calendar meeting booking function that other suppliers have. Many users here talk about removing other tools like Calendly to save money and be MORE dedicated to the Hubspot framework - which I imagine is a win/win all around. Other features that I have seen pop up in HubSpot probably require more dev and provide less benefit for the ecosystem of the company that is built for CRM, Sales, Meetings, etc than this request. Not sure if there is a strategic reason to ignore this enhancement for now, but any update would be very helpful.

Any update on this feature? As others have mentioned this makes HubSpot’s meeting link functionality lesser than competitors since we are not able to add multiple invitees at the initial booking.

Would be a great feature!

yes please would love this feature

Assuming this may have fallen out of priorities - but it’s been over a year in review for a relatively simple function…?

As a workaround i created a meeting with 1 minuted slots just before the actual meeting. Kinda clumsy solution but it works.

Thought i share it here as there is quite a bit of interested in this feature it seems.

(still waiting as well :blush:)

Any update for this feature request? This would be very helpful. Currently this is availalbe in Calendly and my team uses it often. I would perfer to use Hubspot for my meetings but the lack of this feature is almost a deal breaker.

Hi!

Thank you all for your feedback. This went into Public Beta today if you would like to check it out early! The ability to allow guests when booking a meeting through a scheduling page is available to be turned on for any of your meetings links. Let us know if you have any early feedback on this feature!

Exactly as JHinckley said, we’re unable to find anything in the meeting
setting to turn this on or trigger. Please shared a document. @MParham

@MParham I see your notice that this has now been activated and in BETA. This is great news - however, I am not seeing where this feature can be turned on or triggered. Can you provide a process document or video link to show how this feature can be activated, please?

@JHinckley you can follow the steps in this KB article to join betas in HubSpot! Once enrolled in the public beta for Add Guests to Meetings via Scheduling Pages, you can turn on this new feature by navigating to the Form tab on any of your scheduling pages and turning on Allow guests.

@MParham Thank you for that!

Hi,

Perfect, will test it out.

Is it possible to translate this page aswell? To get it in dutch?

@MParham Awesome work by you and HubSpot product team! I love how thoughtfully this was executed. It’s an important feature and therefore an important one to get right. Great to see this built into HubSpot now. Thank you :tada:

Hi, I have a question about the Beta. Is there a way to choose/control if the guests are added as new contacts when using this? We want to be able to choose who is created as a contact and fear it just automatically creates a bunch of contacts we don’t need to track.

Why would you not want the contact information? Or want to track that? Not saying you should “have to”, but doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me to NOT want to have that contact information. Especially if my current contact deems that contact important enough to join our meeting. Good chance that the person they are asking to join is the actual decision maker…just sayin’.