Another idea could be to set up browser notifications, which would allow us to approve requests directly without having to check our email to stay informed.
Derrick Reimer what do you think about that ? I was thinking more to deactivate for host side, not attendee, but I think something need to be rethink about emails notifications.
This is essential for us since we need to send our own branded emails with post-registration details including a custom join link that we need to pull from Zoom Webinars via webhook. But not being able to disable system emails from SavvyCal prevents this. So, while we prefer SavvyCal's UX, we sadly went with https://youcanbook.me instead since they do allow us to disable emails.
I get enough meetings, that being able to turn this off for me (vs a filter) would be ideal
Actually, I have an alternative idea that might help clear out my inbox, which is overflowing with SavvyCal emails: grouping the requests by day. That would be a good first step, wouldn't it? What do you think, Derrick Reimer?