Start every meeting with full context
Ask the questions that matter before the meeting, not during it. skdul turns your booking form into a qualification tool.
TL;DR
Custom booking questions let you collect context before the meeting by asking text, dropdown, or multi-select questions on your booking form. skdul supports required fields, conditional logic, and per event type forms. Teams using qualification questions report a 3.8x increase in qualified meetings.
Key takeaways
- Custom questions are configured per event type, so a sales demo can ask different things than a support call.
- Supported field types include short text, long text, single dropdown, multi-select, yes or no, and number.
- Required fields block bookings until the guest answers, ensuring no meeting lands on your calendar without context.
- Teams using qualification questions report a 3.8x increase in qualified meetings within the first 60 days.
- Answers flow into the calendar event description, email notifications, and webhook payloads automatically.
- Conditional logic lets you show follow-up questions only when a specific answer is selected.
Why meetings start cold
Unqualified leads on your calendar
Anyone with a link can book you. Half your slots get burned on conversations that should have been a five minute email.
Generic, context-free meetings
You open the meeting asking who they are and what they want. The first ten minutes evaporate before the real conversation starts.
Missing information you need to prep
You show up without knowing the company size, goal, or current stack. The meeting becomes discovery instead of delivery.
A qualification layer, not a contact form
Generic schedulers give you a name and email field and call it a day. skdul treats the booking form as a qualification layer with six field types, conditional logic, and per event type configuration. That is the difference between a booked slot and a qualified meeting.
What your booking form can capture
Six field types
Short text, long text, single dropdown, multi-select, yes or no, and number. Enough to build any intake form you need.
Conditional logic
Show follow-up questions only when a specific answer is picked. Keep forms short without losing the depth you need.
Required fields
Mark any question as required and skdul blocks the booking until the guest answers. No more empty-context meetings.
Per-event-type forms
Different event types get different forms. A demo asks for company size, a coaching call asks for your top goal.
Answers everywhere they matter
Answers appear in the calendar invite description, confirmation email, dashboard, and every webhook payload.
Build a form in three steps
Go from signup to your first booking in no time.
Build your form
Open any event type, add questions, pick field types, mark required ones, and save. Drag to reorder anytime.
Guests answer during booking
The form appears after a guest picks a time. They fill it out and confirm. Missing required fields block submission.
You get full context upfront
Answers land in your calendar invite, email, and dashboard. You walk into every meeting already knowing what it is about.
skdul vs. Generic schedulers
Teams that qualified their way to better meetings
“Adding three required questions cut our unqualified demo rate from 40 percent to 6 percent. Our AEs stopped dreading Mondays.”
Jules Tanaka
Head of Sales, Parallel
Unqualified rate 40 to 6 percent
“Conditional logic let us ask 12 questions without the form feeling long. Most guests only see four of them.”
Emilio Soares
Growth Lead, Canvas
92 percent completion rate
“I walk into every coaching session already knowing what my client wants to work on. The first minute is productive, not awkward.”
Naomi Frost
Executive Coach
15 minutes saved per session
AI-ready scheduling
Your calendar speaks two languages.
People book through your beautiful booking page. AI agents book through skdul's MCP server, browsing availability, scoring 100+ slots, and confirming the best time. Both paths lead to the same confirmed booking.
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Build my booking formFrequently asked questions
What field types are supported?
skdul supports six field types: short text, long text, single dropdown, multi-select, yes or no, and number. That covers every intake form pattern we have seen.
Can I make questions required?
Yes. Any question can be marked required. The booking cannot be submitted until every required field has an answer, so you never get bookings without context.
Do answers appear in the calendar invite?
Yes. Every answer is automatically included in the calendar event description, the confirmation email, and any webhook payload you configure. No copy paste required.
Can I show different forms for different event types?
Yes. Each event type has its own form. A sales demo can ask about company size and use case, while a coaching call asks about your current goal. Forms never mix.
Does skdul support conditional logic?
Yes. You can configure follow-up questions to appear only when a specific answer is selected. This keeps forms short while capturing depth where it matters.
How much do qualification questions actually improve meeting quality?
Teams using qualification questions report a 3.8x increase in qualified meetings within 60 days. Unqualified bookings drop to near zero when the right required fields are in place.
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