Request A Time

Request and set meetings with multiple recipients with a single email

Stop the multi-recipient scheduling chaos.
Add [email protected] to any email and Dule lines up a single slot that works for everyone on the thread—while you stay focused on real work.

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Michael, David, Jan
June 5th, 12:00PM
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Why manual group scheduling hurts productivity

Email ping-pong
One simple lunch can spawn 5 “What about Thursday?” replies.

Context-switch cost
Each “quick check” jolts you out of deep work, and recovery takes minutes, not seconds.

Recipient friction
External guests dislike learning a booking page just to confirm one time.

Copy-paste errors
Manually copying emails into calendar invites?
It’s easy to miss someone or paste the wrong time.


How Request-a-Time works

  1. CC the assistant – add [email protected] to any new or existing thread.
  2. Calendar scan – Dule checks your availability against preset working-hour rules and buffers.
  3. Polite slot proposal – recipients see 3-5 clear options right inside the conversation and reply in plain language.
  4. Automated follow-up – if no one responds, Dule nudges the group until a consensus emerges.
  5. Instant invite – once everyone agrees, Dule automatically sends an invite on your behalf and updates the thread.

(All you did was write one email.)


Benefits you’ll feel immediately

Reclaim deep-work hours
Meetings get booked while you stay in flow.

Professional tone, zero learning curve
Recipients reply as they would to a human EA.

Stronger relationships
No impersonal booking links; you remain at the center of the conversation.

Less admin overhead Dule remembers your default duration, buffer, and preferred meeting title every time.


Perfect for…

  • Panel interviews where candidates can’t access internal tools
  • Cross-team project kick-offs
  • Client success reviews with multiple decision-makers
  • Coordinating board or investor updates with several stakeholders

Frequently asked questions

Q. Do my guests need a Dule account?
No. They just reply to the email.

Q. What if someone suggests a different time?
Dule recalculates availability and replies with fresh options.

Q. Can I set default meeting lengths or buffers?
Yes—configure once during calendar authorisation;
Dule remembers on every thread.


Ready to try it?

  1. Compose your normal “Lunch next week?” email.
  2. CC [email protected].
  3. Hit send.

That’s it—watch the thread schedule itself.