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Adds a customizable COAT template to Google Calendar event descriptions. COAT Calendar Helper makes better meetings easier to plan by adding a clear, reusable structure directly to Google Calendar event descriptions. With one click, add: • Context – why the meeting is needed • Objective – what should be achieved or decided • Agenda – what will be discussed • Time – the expected duration and timings Customise every heading and prompt to match the way you or your team works. Choose whether COAT should be added beneath an existing description or replace it with a complete template. For organisations, Chrome administrators can deploy a company-wide COAT template through managed Chrome policies. Organisation-managed settings override personal preferences and cannot be changed by employees. Features: • Works inside the Google Calendar event editor • Preserves existing descriptions in append mode • Supports fully customized COAT wording • Supports centrally managed and locked company templates • Generates an organisation policy file without requiring manual JSON editing • Hides the action once the complete structure is present • Stores personal settings locally in Chrome • Does not transmit Calendar content to an external server COAT Calendar Helper keeps meeting purpose, outcomes and expectations visible before invitations are sent.
Sep 23, 2026
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