OrcaCal
Group scheduling for cross-organization meetings
What it does
OrcaCal is a cross-organization and cross-platform scheduling tool that does the heavy lifting for people who book multiple meetings with clients, vendors, or busy teams. Connect with your event attendees once and then repeatedly schedule meetings based on your shared availability!
Stop chasing availability. OrcaCal helps consultants, agencies, and teams schedule group meetings across organizations with ease.
We support calendars from Google, Office365, Outlook, Hotmail, and Live accounts. Yes, someone who wants to share their availability must sign up for an OracCal account. However, the account will be free unless they choose to upgrade to a paid plan. Yes. In fact, OrcaCal is designed to be used by teams and groups of people. However, you can still book one-on-one or solo meetings in OrcaCal. If you’d like invite contacts, view shared availability, and book meetings you’ll need a paid account. The contacts you invite can create free accounts to share their availability with the option to upgrade to a paid account if they ever need the organizer features. Scheduling links from companies like…from orcacal.com
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