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When an attendee doesn’t appear, mark them as “No-Show” so your booking history reflects reality. In Cal ID, this keeps your records clean, distinguishes successful meetings from missed ones, and can trigger automated follow-up outreach.

Mark a guest as no-show

1

Navigate to past bookings

Go to the Bookings tab and select the Past sub-tab to see completed meetings.
2

Expand booking details

Click the Details arrow on the specific booking you wish to manage.
3

Mark as no-show

Click the Mark no-show button located in the bottom-right corner.
4

Unmark if necessary

If a mistake was made, click Unmark no-show in the same location to revert the status.
Mark no-show button on a past booking
No-show is only available for past bookings—meetings that have already taken place. Use the Past filter to isolate them.

Handling multiple attendees (‘n’ more)

For meetings with more than two attendees, Cal ID provides a streamlined way to manage group attendance.
1

Open the checklist

Click the Mark as no show button, which triggers a checklist popup for meetings with multiple participants.
No-show checklist popup for multiple attendees
2

Manage in bulk

Use the checklist to mark or unmark multiple guests as “No-Show” simultaneously.
Bulk marking attendees as no-show
This ensures that even in large group sessions, you can accurately record which specific individuals were present.

Attendance management overview

  • Filter view: Use the Past filter to isolate meetings that have already occurred.
  • Attendee information: View the attendee’s name, timezone, and email address within the details section.
Professional follow-ups: By marking a guest as a no-show, you keep your data clean for reporting. This status can also be used as a trigger for automated workflows, such as sending a personalized email to the guest asking them to reschedule.

Next steps

Automate follow-ups

Build a workflow that emails no-show guests to reschedule automatically.

Check workflow status

Confirm which reminders and notifications actually reached your attendees.