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# Group links
Let prospects book a meeting with 2–3 team members, based on overlapping availability.
Use a group booking link when two or three teammates need to attend the same meeting. Guests see times when all selected participants are available.
For example, a discovery call might need both the account executive and a solutions engineer. A group link finds their shared availability. Routing serves a different purpose: it chooses who should receive the meeting.
## Create the link
Workspace admins create and manage group links. In Distro, open **Booking links → Manage Group Links** and click **Create Group Link**.
Choose **Participants**, then select an **Organizer** from those people. The organizer is the primary host, and their username appears in the public URL.
Continue to choose the **Event type**, then enter the link name and review the URL. Finish creating the link and preview it before sharing.
The event type provides the meeting's scheduling rules, invitations, and reminders. Check [each participant's availability](/settings/personal-settings/my-availability.md) if the preview offers fewer times than expected.
## Share it from Chrome
Your group links appear in the extension's **Scheduling** tab. Copy a link, save it as a favorite, or use its available scheduling actions to offer times or create a single-use link.
Group members see links they participate in. Workspace admins can see and edit all group links in the extension. If a link is missing, first check its participants and your connected workspace.
## Customize the booking page
Open the link’s editor to change these link-specific sections:
* **Shareable link:** edit **Link slug** and choose **Show company logo** and **Show host details**. Changing the URL disables the old link; update places where you shared it.
* **Booking questions:** Name and Email are always required. Use **Add question** to collect additional context and review which answers are required.
* **After booking:** turn on **Redirect after booking** and enter a **Destination URL**, including `https://`, to send guests to another page after confirmation. The workspace’s [Redirect delay](/settings/workspace-settings/scheduler-settings.md) controls the wait.
Save the link and preview the guest experience before sharing it. Duration, availability, invitations, and reminders belong to the selected [event type](/event-types/create-an-event-type.md).
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