A few common and quick fixes below!

1. Event duration doesn't match with your Availability
   1. Example: 2h event duration but your availability schedule is 1h
      1. Example event timeslot is 9am-11am (2h duration), your available only from 9am-10am (1h duration)
   2. Solution: make event duration less than or equal to availability schedule
      1. Reduce your event timeslot to 1h, so that a 9am-10am slot is visible to your customer, or
      2. Increase your availability to be 9am-11am, 2h, so that this timeslot appears to your customer

1. Availability of team member has not been assigned correctly

   1. Example: A hiking trip event was assigned to a team member who does photography
      1. Hiking trips are done by Joe, but you accidentally assigned it to Mary who has a completely different schedule
   2. Solution: Go to event, scroll to Team Members and assign the member intended for this event

   

2. I connected my Google Calendar and now it is showing no timeslots (Pro customers only)

   1. Example: Your Google Calendar is connected to an Availability and blocks out the times you are busy
   2. Solution: Update your main calendar or change the linked calendar on your Availability to be no calendar in the dropdown

   

3. Start and End Dates are blocking out other dates

   1. Example: Start and End Dates are Dec 1 & 2, while you expect to see dates for all of December
   2. Solution: Remove or edit the Start & End Dates (link)

4. Lead time is so long that it removes dates that you expect.

   1. Example: Lead time set to 7 days and you expect dates to be seen for next week
   2. Solution: Remove or edit the lead time (link)

Note: If you can't make the calendar appear starting on a specific date, use start and end times to decide what date to start showing the event (link)