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📞 Lead Follow-Up Calendar Setup Guide

HighLevel CRM – AI Database Integration  This calendar is not designed for appointments with leads or clients. Instead, it serves as a reminder system for your team to follow up manually with a lead—whether by phone, text, or email. Follow the steps below to set it up correctly and ensure it integrates seamlessly into your lead nurturing workflow.

 

📌 Purpose of This Calendar

  • Internal Use Only: Not visible to clients or leads.

  • Manual Booking by Staff: Used to set future follow-up reminders for leads.

  • Flexible Timing: Designed to match your team’s follow-up availability.


đź›  Step-by-Step Setup Instructions

1. 🔍 Locate the Calendar

  • In your HighLevel account, go to Settings → Calendars.

  • Use the search bar to find: “Lead Follow-Up Calendar”.

  • Click the three-dot menu (â‹®) next to it → choose Edit.


2. đź§ľ Basic Calendar Info

This calendar does not:

  • Use round-robin logic.

  • Assign to specific users automatically.

  • Allow leads to self-book.

âś… What does matter?

  • The meeting invite title — this may be seen by the lead if the calendar is synced with Google or another calendar tool. Keep it professional (e.g., “Follow-Up Call from [Your Business Name]”).


3. đź“… Set Calendar Availability

You’re in control of when your team can schedule follow-ups. Default settings are 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM, 7 days/week — but you should tailor this.

Ask yourself:

  • When are team members actually available to follow up?

  • Should late-night hours (e.g., 10:00 PM) be blocked?

To edit:

  • Adjust the time blocks per day.

  • Remove weekend availability if not needed.

  • Keep the calendar flexible, but realistic.


4. ⚙️ Adjust Calendar Settings

Use these recommendations to optimize the calendar for follow-up efficiency:

Setting Recommended Value Why It Matters
Meeting Interval 10 minutes Short time blocks = faster follow-up scheduling
Bookings Per Slot 1 One follow-up per time slot keeps things organized
Date Range 12 months Allows for long-term nurturing; can schedule calls far into the future
 

📌 Pro Tip: Even if only 1% of people answer a call a year later, that’s still value from a 15-second effort.


5. đź’ľ Save and Share the Calendar Link

After configuring the calendar:

  1. Click the three dots (â‹®) on the calendar.

  2. Choose Share.

  3. Copy the Permanent Link.

Distribute this link to your team:

  • Save as a shortcut at the front desk or on personal devices.

  • Add to your CRM workflow tools.

  • Make it easy for your team to schedule follow-ups immediately after a call, DM, or SMS interaction.


âś… When and How to Use This Calendar

Scenario Action
Lead doesn't answer a sales call Open the calendar and schedule a follow-up
A prospect says “Call me next week” Schedule that reminder using the link
You want to create a drip outreach effort Schedule multiple follow-ups spaced over weeks/months
 

Remember: This is a tool for your team, not for the leads themselves.


đź§Ş Final Checklist

Before rolling this out:

  • Calendar availability reflects actual staffing hours

  • Meeting interval is set to 10 minutes

  • Date range extends far enough into the future

  • Calendar is saved and published

  • Team has access to the permanent link

  • You've tested the calendar by scheduling a follow-up for yourself


🙋 Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can leads book on this calendar?
A: No. This calendar is internal-only and should only be used by staff for reminders.

Q: Can I assign specific users to this calendar?
A: No user assignment is necessary. It's a standalone tool.

Q: What if I need different follow-up types (SMS, call, email)?
A: You can use custom tags or notes in your CRM to indicate the preferred contact method.


đź§  Pro Tip for AI Integration

If you're using this with an AI-based CRM assistant, consider:

  • Having the AI surface unscheduled follow-ups from your contact database.

  • Training the AI to prompt staff to use the follow-up calendar if a contact goes cold for more than X days.