buildingandexploring.com · Workflow & Planning
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Calculate the cost of a meeting in Google Calendar before sending the invite. Take Control of Your Meeting Costs The Meeting Cost Calculator for Google Calendar helps you estimate the total cost of your meetings before sending an invite. With this tool, you can easily determine if your meeting is worth the time and investment by calculating costs based on attendees' hourly rates and the meeting duration. Key Features: - Automatically integrates into Google Calendar event creation. - As you build the meeting, the calculator counts the number of attendees and duration of the meeting, plus your rate to calculate the cost. - Provides a simple, user-friendly interface directly within the Calendar modal. - Helps you make informed decisions to optimise productivity and costs. How It Works: Open Google Calendar and create or edit an event. Use the calculator in the event modal to input the hourly rate and meeting duration. Instantly view the calculated cost to assess the meeting's cost. Why Use This Extension? Promote time and cost efficiency. Reduce unnecessary meetings by quantifying their cost. Simple setup - use the default rate or set your own. Support and Feedback We value your feedback! If you have questions, feature requests, or encounter issues, please contact us at support@buildingandexploring.com. Privacy Policy: This extension does not collect or store any personal information. It runs entirely within your browser.
Feb 4, 2025
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