Scheduling · 3 min read

Capture follow-ups after a meeting

The gap between a meeting ending and the next one being booked is where most scheduling work actually goes. Follow-ups close it: a short questionnaire after the meeting, and whatever needs another conversation arrives in a queue already knowing who it is with.

  1. Answer the questionnaire

    After a meeting ends, Hotline asks what came out of it. It is short by design — this is the two minutes right after a call, not a report you write later.

  2. Anything needing another meeting goes to the queue

    Say a follow-up is needed and it lands in the Follow-up Queue with the person and the context already attached. Nothing to re-type.

  3. Work the queue when it suits you

    The queue is a list, not an inbox demanding zero. Open it when you are in a scheduling frame of mind rather than between calls.

  4. Turn one into a proposal

    From the queue, pick times and send — the same Propose Times flow, with the who and the why already filled in.

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