Cvent Appointment Flashcards
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In Cvent Appointments, what is the primary purpose of a 'mutual match'?
Answer: To pair two parties who both requested to meet each other
A mutual match occurs when both parties express interest in meeting, giving the request higher scheduling priority.
Which setting controls how many concurrent meetings an attendee can have in a single time slot?
Answer: Meeting capacity limit
Meeting capacity limits define how many simultaneous appointments a participant can hold per slot.
When an attendee declines a requested appointment, what is the typical system result?
Answer: The time slot is freed for other requests
Declining a request releases that slot so it can be used for other scheduling.
What does 'availability' refer to in the Appointments tool?
Answer: The time blocks a participant has marked open for meetings
Availability is the set of open time blocks during which a participant can accept meetings.
Which role can typically approve or decline meeting requests on behalf of an exhibitor team?
Answer: A booth or exhibitor admin
Exhibitor or booth admins manage and respond to meeting requests for their team.
What happens to a pending appointment request that is never acted upon before the event?
Answer: It may expire or remain unscheduled
Unanswered requests typically expire or stay unscheduled rather than auto-confirming.
Why might two attendees be unable to schedule a meeting despite mutual interest?
Answer: Their available time slots do not overlap
Without overlapping availability, the system cannot place the meeting on a shared slot.