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Booked Meetings

Review booked meetings, clear the ones that still need an outcome, and filter, arrange or export the list.

Updated Oct 16, 2026 14 steps 22 questions answeredOpen this page in the platform
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Overview

Booked Meetings is the selected client workspace for reviewing meetings that have already been scheduled. The Current view summary shows how many meetings match, plus Total, Upcoming, Need date/time, Need Set By and Recordings. When you can change meeting statuses, an Outcomes note shows how many meetings from the last 90 days have happened but still need a result. In a self-serve workspace, meetings booked through a teammate's booking link appear here on their own, and the team sets each upcoming meeting's reminder to Send or Off. Search, status, campaign and Set By filters narrow the list. Advanced filters, saved column preferences, sorting, expansion and CSV export help employees audit the same result set. Meeting Owner shows the assigned meeting owner separately from Set By. The history icon beside each status shows who changed it, how and when. Expanding a row shows the exact contact's latest calls, notes, updates, reminders and valid sent email activity inside the selected client.

How to use this page

  1. Open the selected client's meetings

    Open Meetings > Booked Meetings and confirm the selected client. Industry appears after Company in the standard table, with Not listed when the contact has no saved value. Employees can also use + Add Meeting and Export CSV, and a self-serve team can use + Add Meeting for its own workspace. The overview shows the current result count and meeting scope. When a booking has an agreed callback block instead of an exact appointment, Meeting Date shows that block as text.

  2. Clear meetings that need an outcome

    When the Outcomes note says meetings still need an outcome, choose Show them. The list narrows to meetings from the last 90 days whose time passed at least an hour ago and that are still marked Meeting Set (employees also see Rescheduled), newest meeting first. Choose what happened in each row's Status column. Choose Show all meetings to return to the full list. The note appears only for people who can change meeting statuses.

  3. Filter the list

    Use Search meetings to find a full name, email or company. Each word must match part of the first name, last name, email or company, regardless of case or word order. Search covers matching records across all pages. Use All Statuses, Campaign and All Setters to narrow the results further. Open Filters for dates, status, setter, source, qualification, contract value, time zone, recordings or notes, then choose Apply Filters. For recordings, choose Has Recording and Yes. Applied rules stay in the URL through a refresh. The badge counts completed rules, including Is empty and Is not empty. Reopen Filters and use Remove to change rules, or Clear All to clear advanced rules. Summary chips describe the view and cannot be removed individually. If the page says No meetings match these filters, broaden the search or select Clear filters.

  4. Record a client meeting outcome when granted

    A granted client member sees Meeting Set as the current status, then can choose Meeting Held, Meeting Not Held - Reschedule (SalesHive reaches out to book a new time), or Meeting Not Held - Rep Is Rescheduling (the rep sets the new time, so SalesHive does not reach out). The control is available only while the record is Meeting Set and becomes read-only after the outcome is saved. Other managed client members remain read-only. A self-serve team gets the full status list instead (see the FAQ below).

  5. Save and reuse filter rules

    Open Filters and choose an available saved filter to apply its rules. To keep a reusable set, choose Save new filter, enter a name, then Save. To update the selected set, edit its rules and choose Save changes. SDRs can apply saved filters but cannot save changes. You do not need a saved filter just to keep applied rules through a refresh.

  6. Review activity and recordings

    Expand a row to read the unified Activity timeline. Sent campaign, responder, and Inbox messages linked to the exact contact within the selected client appear as Sent email, and a synchronized email recorded in more than one source appears once. Calls, notes, follow-up updates, and reminder events remain in the same date-grouped timeline. When a saved recording is available, use the inline player in the Recording column. For older migrated calls, the activity names the recovered caller only when exact evidence exists. Otherwise it shows Caller not recorded. Technical migration-only notes stay hidden because they are not meeting context.

  7. See who changed a meeting's status

    Select the history icon beside a row's status (View status history). It lists each status change, newest first, with the old and new status, who made it, how (for example Booked Meetings page, Dialer, Inbox, AI agent, API integration or Automatic update) and when. The list starts at the latest booking. Employees can choose Show changes before booking to see earlier prospecting changes. Select the icon again to close it.

  8. Add or update meeting notes

    Scroll to the rightmost Notes column, enter up to 5,000 characters, then leave the field. SalesHive trims the value, saves it automatically, and shows Saving, Saved, or Not saved. Manual notes and feedback submitted through the meeting outcome email use this same field, so the latest shared context stays in one place.

  9. Call and manage follow-ups

    Employees can select rows or use a row Call button for eligible contacts. Bulk calls are grouped by campaign. A booked-meeting follow-up can use the contact's own campaign enrollment history, even when that campaign is paused, completed or archived (see the FAQ below). Authorized employees can edit the next reschedule follow-up date. Opening the Dialer does not itself place a call.

  10. Arrange and export the table

    Employees can drag a column heading by its grip (or focus the grip and use the arrow keys) to reorder the table, and choose Reset columns to restore the standard layout. Meeting Owner appears after Meeting Date by default, including when an older saved layout first receives the column. It shows the assigned name or Unassigned. Select a column heading to sort when supported. Export CSV downloads all matching records across pages using the same search and filters. The export includes Meeting Owner and Meeting Owner ID; moving the table column does not change the exported fields.

  11. Open, add or edit a meeting

    Select a contact name to open Contact Detail or select View to open Meeting Detail. Employees, and a self-serve team in its own workspace, can choose + Add Meeting (or Add first meeting on an empty list) to log a booking: search for an existing contact or type a new email, then fill in the meeting date and time, Set By, Meeting Owner, Source and the other details. Choose Edit on a row to change its status or date and time. A self-serve team can also correct the contact's name, email, phone, title and company there.

  12. Record a closed sales outcome

    Authorized employees can choose Closed Won when the sales opportunity is won or Closed Lost when it is lost. Both are final meeting outcomes, remain in meeting history, and count as held outcomes in meeting analytics. They stop pending meeting work and cold outreach. Mark No-Show is unavailable for these completed outcomes. Existing client outcome permissions and one-way Meeting Set choices remain unchanged.

  13. Search and sort a registry-enabled meeting view

    When the selected client has All, Registry and Camera Integration views, Search all columns searches the supported displayed values across matching records, not just the current page. Select a column heading to sort and select it again to reverse direction; sorting returns to the first page. Existing campaign, status and setter filters still apply. Where Export CSV is available, it follows the selected view, filters and sort. Camera Integration requires a scheduled meeting date; registry-only outcomes remain in their appropriate registry view.

  14. Understand Set By for rescheduled meetings

    For a Meeting Rescheduled row, Set By shows the most recent recorded reschedule caller. If none is recorded, it shows Not recorded. Other statuses show the setter saved on the current booking. This display does not change booking credit. Contact Detail provides booking attribution and reschedule history separately.

What the buttons do

Status
Employees and self-serve teams can use the full meeting status list. An exactly granted managed client member gets only the bounded outcome choices for a current Meeting Set. If a booked contact's status has since moved to one outside the meeting list (for example Uncontacted or Attempting), the column shows that status by its readable name, and for employees the dropdown shows it as the current, unselectable choice instead of Meeting Set.
Filters
Opens advanced meeting-property filters. Its badge counts only rules that have a value picked; the blank starter row does not count.
Campaign
Opens Search campaigns when campaigns are available. Select one or more campaigns with the same calling script; choices marked Different script are unavailable alongside the current selection. Clear removes the campaign selections. Choose Done or press Escape to close the picker. When keyboard focus is inside the picker, closing it returns focus to Campaign.
Export CSV
Downloads the employee-visible meeting list across all matching pages using the current search, filters and campaigns, including Discovery and Meeting Owner when available.
Select all meetings
Selects meetings in the visible result set for employee bulk actions.
Call in campaign
Opens a campaign-scoped follow-up dialer for selected records resolved to that campaign.
Column grip / Reset columns
Reorders the employee table or restores its standard layout, including Industry after Company.
Row chevron
Expands or collapses the exact contact's unified Activity timeline, including valid sent campaign, responder, and Inbox email activity.
Reminder
For an upcoming meeting while reminders are on, choose Off or Send to decide whether that meeting gets a reminder email. Employees and self-serve teams can change it. Other states (Sent, Failed, Past, Paused for On Hold, or Off when reminders are off for the client) are read-only.
Recording player
Plays a saved meeting recording inline when one is available.
+ Add Meeting
Opens the manual meeting form. Available to authorized employees and to a self-serve team in its own workspace.
Edit
Opens Edit Meeting for that row. Shown to employees and to a self-serve team. Employees save the status and date and time here. A self-serve team also saves the contact's name, email, phone, title and company.
Notes
Edits the shared meeting notes field and saves when focus leaves the field. Active client users can update Notes without receiving access to other meeting fields.
Closed Won / Closed Lost
Employee meeting status choices for a completed sales opportunity. These final outcomes do not add new client editing permissions.
Show them / Show all meetings
In the Outcomes note, lists only recent meetings that still need an outcome, sorted by meeting date, or returns to the full list.
Status history icon
Beside each row's status. Opens that meeting's status history: from and to status, who changed it, how and when. Employees also get Show changes before booking.

Common questions

Meetings from the last 90 days whose meeting time passed more than an hour ago and that are still marked Meeting Set. Employees also see meetings still marked Rescheduled; granted clients see only Meeting Set, because those are the rows they can update. Meetings marked No-Show move to Rescheduling and are not counted. Older meetings are left out so recent ones are easy to clear.
The count covers the whole selected client and ignores your current filters and page. Choose Show them to list those meetings. For employees, Export CSV follows the same view, so they can download just the meetings that still need an outcome.
SalesHive adds the new Industry column once after Company in older saved employee layouts. Reorder it if needed, and the updated order is saved. Reset columns places it after Company again.
The contact does not currently have a saved Industry value. The meeting is still available and all other meeting fields continue to work normally.
Any active client user for the selected deal can edit only the rightmost Notes field. For a managed client, changing a Meeting Set outcome still requires the exact meeting-outcome grant. That grant does not add meeting creation, deletion, export, bulk actions, reminders, reschedule review, owner, date, source, or other editing.
Yes. In a self-serve workspace your team books its own meetings, so any active member can add a meeting, edit it and set any status from the full list. Edit also saves the contact's name, email, phone, title and company; the email cannot be left blank or match another contact in your workspace. Set By can only be someone on your own team, and meeting owners and reminder mailboxes come from your workspace. These changes do not alert SalesHive staff. Source also offers Booking link, so editing a meeting that came from a booking link keeps its source. Any member can also set each upcoming meeting's Reminder to Send or Off. The Reschedule and Next reschedule follow-up columns are hidden, because a self-serve team has no SDR reschedule outreach. Deleting a meeting still needs SalesHive staff.
In a self-serve workspace, when a prospect books through a teammate's booking link, the meeting is added here for you. A new guest becomes a contact in your workspace with the meeting date and time, Set By as the teammate whose link was used, and Source as Booking link. If a contact with that email already exists, details your team already typed are kept, and Set By, Source and the first booked date are filled only when blank. A contact still early in outreach (such as Uncontacted, Attempting, Asked for Info or Warm Lead) becomes Meeting Set, one in Rescheduling becomes Rescheduled, and an upcoming Meeting Set, Rescheduled or On Hold meeting moves to the new time (On Hold goes back to Meeting Set). Any other contact, such as Meeting Held or a later outcome, Cancelled, Unqualified, an objection or Blacklisted, keeps its meeting and status. The teammate gets an in-app Meeting booked notification either way. Bookings by someone on your own team or at SalesHive are not added. If the guest's time zone is not recognized, the teammate's time zone is used. SalesHive staff are not alerted, and bookings with a managed client's own links are not added this way.
The client control is deliberately one-way from Meeting Set to an allowed outcome. After the outcome is saved, the new status is shown read-only.
Yes. Employee meeting exports include the contact's Discovery field when it is stored.
The meeting needs a saved recording URL. Booking-call matches use the platform recording link, while older saved recordings can use their legacy playback path.
No. Clients see the shared meeting layout without employee reorder or export controls. A meeting-outcome grant changes only the bounded status control.
Authorized employees can edit the next reschedule follow-up in the table. Follow-ups remains the canonical worklist for working the reschedule.
They save when you leave the Notes field. The row shows Saving, Saved, or Not saved. Notes accept up to 5,000 characters, and a failed save leaves the current draft visible so you can retry.
No. Outcome feedback and inline notes use the same meeting notes field, so Booked Meetings shows the shared current value.
The older migrated call has no reliable caller evidence. SalesHive does not label the client strategist or another placeholder as the caller. If an exact SDR is recovered, the name appears. Otherwise the row stays honestly unattributed, and technical migration-only notes remain hidden.
Set By identifies the saved booking's setter (or, for a Meeting Rescheduled row, the most recent recorded reschedule caller). It appears in the overview, main filter, table, advanced filters and CSV export. Meeting Owner is a separate table column for the assigned meeting owner, or Unassigned when none is saved. On the enabled task-workflow client, the client's own active team members also appear as Set By choices.
The timeline includes valid sent campaign, responder, and Inbox messages linked to the exact meeting contact within the selected client. SalesHive combines the sources and shows a synchronized duplicate only once.
No. Closed Won and Closed Lost both count as held meeting outcomes. The closed label records the later sales result while preserving the meeting history.
An explicitly selected booked-meeting follow-up can use the contact's own active, paused, completed or archived campaign enrollment history. A saved booking date or supported booked-meeting status is required for every selected contact. This does not reactivate the campaign or open its ordinary queue. Every selected contact must qualify. Other follow-up paths keep their existing campaign eligibility rules. A client-wide outreach pause, Calls off, missing phone, assignment restrictions, DNC and calling-hour checks can still prevent the call. SalesHive rechecks eligibility when opening the session and before dialing.
When the contact is Meeting Rescheduled, the Reschedule column shows None because there is no active reschedule review. Earlier outreach remains available through the history control when you have access. None can also mean no reschedule outreach has been logged; it does not erase past history.
The person's name when it was recorded. A change with no person shows System, AI agent or API integration, and one-off repair jobs show as Data correction. Clients see only changes since the meeting was booked, and see SalesHive team instead of an internal email address. If nothing changed since the booking, the list says No status changes recorded since this meeting was booked.
Not by itself. On accounts with managed booking enabled, a new rescheduling or cancellation reply can notify the responsible SDR, mailbox SDR and strategist through in-app and Slack notifications. Open the original reply and check the calendar before treating the change as complete. For Campaign Relief bookings, correspondence follows the SDR covered on the booking date; this does not change Set By or booking credit.
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