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lorie_witmer4
Level 2
July 13, 2026
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Dynamic Chat Conversation Forms - Book Meeting - Update Pop-Up Window Text

  • July 13, 2026
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I would love to be able to edit the headline and body copy for each pop up window in the flow of the Book at Meeting.

Window 1 - blank white pop-up (needs to edit copy please wait while we load calendars...something to that effect, can be editable (would also love some icons that have movement… show calendar or hour glass)...
Window 2 -Headline and body copy - retrieving calender

Window 3 - Shows calendar and rep availability
Window 4 - Confirmation

Right now the header that is editable shows up the same on all 4 pop-up windows above, not a great experience for user.

    3 replies

    SanfordWhiteman
    Level 10
    July 14, 2026

    Good to have some visual accompaniment to show these 4 areas — I don’t see what I’d refer to as 4 “windows” in the booking process.

     

    (Also, I’d hope the loading phase isn’t long enough that it needs an hourglass? For me w/a Gmail account, it’s so fast that any waiting indicator would just be a blink.)

    lorie_witmer4
    Level 2
    July 14, 2026

    @SanfordWhiteman I uploaded images for the 4 windows showing the only header option I have to edit in the Dynamic Chat Conversational Forms.

    lorie_witmer4
    Level 2
    July 14, 2026
    Window 1 - Blank Pop Up


     

    Window 2 - Adds header but waiting for calendar to load

     

    Window 3 - Calendar Loaded
    Window 4 - Confirmation (shows the same header throughout the experience)


    Here are the visuals of the book a meeting experience, in Dynamic Chat Conversational forms I am not able to edit the header in each of these windows which is what I am requesting.

    SanfordWhiteman
    Level 10
    July 14, 2026

    Thanks for that. Does seem like bringing up the calendar is slower in Conversational Flows than in Dialogues, which is weird.🤷

     

    In any case, those headers can all be customized using JS, though it’s something for an experienced dev (if I have the time I’ll blog about it, but my backlog is full right now!). I agree that having as much as possible be UI-configurable would be better.