Meeting organizers can manage meetings by editing or deleting them at any time, ensuring schedules stay accurate and up-to-date. For recurring meetings, they can edit a single event or the entire series, saving time and maintaining consistency.
Organizers can edit or delete scheduled meetings directly in Google Calendar or Microsoft Calendar if required.
Note: Editing a past meeting in the calendar does not reflect changes in the Meetings module. However, editing an upcoming meeting in the calendar reflects changes in the Meetings module.
You can also edit the timeline in the recurring series.
Navigate to the Candy Box on the left pane and select Meetings.
- Go to My Meetings on the left pane.
- Click the Overflow
Menu next to a meeting and select one of the following options:
- Edit meeting: Modify the meeting details.
- End recurrence: Stop the recurrence and permanently delete all future meetings.
- Delete meeting: Permanently remove the meeting.
Note: When editing and deleting a recurring meeting, you can select either a single meeting or all meetings in the series.
Warning: Ending a recurring meeting stops the recurrence and deletes all future meetings.
You can perform additional actions to manage a meeting.
3. Click a meeting for additional actions.
- Schedule new meeting
- Copy discussion points (option available after adding discussion points)
- Edit meeting
- Delete meeting
- End recurrence
Important: Organizers cannot schedule a separate meeting within a recurring team meeting, but they can edit the timeline as required. However, in one-on-one meetings, both organizers and participants can schedule a new meeting between recurring ones by editing the timeline.
Perform the following actions as required:
Task |
Steps |
Schedule new meeting |
4. Click the Overflow 5. Enter the necessary details and click Save. Learn more in Schedule one-on-one meeting. |
Copy discussion points |
4. Click the Overflow
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Edit meeting |
Click the Overflow ![]() |
End recurrence |
Click the Overflow |
Delete meeting |
Click the Overflow |
Edit timeline |
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Notes:
- The timeline is available in one-on-one meetings, even if recurrence is not set, but it is unavailable in team meetings without recurrence.
- Editing recurrence in a team meeting disrupts the recurrence pattern, whereas in one-on-one meetings, the pattern remains unaffected, allowing you to add meetings in between.
- The start time for two meetings in a recurring series is always different.
After creating and managing meetings, you can nudge participants to add discussion points. Learn more in Nudge meeting participants.