Book appointments.
Fully automated.

The agent books into Famulor Booking (the built-in scheduler), Cal.com, Calendly, Acuity Scheduling, eTermin, HighLevel and meetergo. Google Calendar, Outlook, CalDAV (iCloud, Fastmail, Nextcloud) and ICS feeds supply busy times to Famulor Booking; Google, Outlook and CalDAV also receive the bookings. Connect anything else with the API, MCP or webhooks.

Yes. With Famulor Booking, Cal.com and Acuity, the agent finds the booking by phone number or by email and name, checks open times, and moves or cancels it after the caller confirms, in the same call. It reports success only once the calendar accepts the change.

The agent says so plainly and offers the next open times. Callers and guests only ever get real open times. If needed, your team can book outside the event type’s hours from the calendar.

Before offering a time, the agent says which details it still needs: name, email, phone and your own booking questions. It confirms only once the booking actually went through. With Famulor Booking, the guest gets a confirmation email with your subject and message; Google Meet and Microsoft Teams bookings include the meeting link.

Yes. Famulor Booking has a month, week and day view next to the list. Click an empty time to book or drag an appointment to a new time. New and changed bookings appear live, including those made by the agent or a guest. Milian can also book and reschedule in chat, after asking you first.

Yes. Each event type can ask for text, email, phone, address, URL, number, checkboxes, select, multi-select and more, each required or optional. The agent collects exactly those answers in the conversation. On the booking page, answers can be prefilled from URL parameters and locked.