Free HR Consulting Scheduler Template
An hr consulting scheduler covers a handbook review booking page, available time slots, meeting lengths, intake questions, and a booking confirmation.
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Rules get tested, somebody points at the handbook, and a small policy tweak can turn into a wage-and-hour problem you can’t untangle later. This hr consulting scheduler gives a client a clear way to reserve a handbook review without a back-and-forth, so the basics get captured before anyone shows up and starts debating what’s covered.
The page opens with Reserve a handbook review, then moves straight into a Calendar where a client picks a time. What I’ll ask before meeting keeps the intake focused on the facts that change the advice, then the flow collects name and email, employee count, what they need right now, whether a handbook exists, and what payroll or HR system runs the day to day. The last screen lands on Confirmation and a short “Thanks” note that tells them what to have ready.
- Reserve a handbook review Explains what the handbook review covers and what the client gets as next steps, so expectations are clear before the calendar appears.
- Calendar Shows available time slots after you connect a calendar, so a client can pick a time without emailing back and forth.
- What I’ll ask before meeting Introduces the intake step and why the questions come first, so the meeting time stays focused on the real risk.
- Questions Collects contact details, employee count, what they need right now, whether a handbook exists, and which payroll or HR system they use.
- Confirmation Confirms the booking and closes with a checklist-style note on what to have ready, including the handbook and payroll provider name.
Once the booking page is in your workspace, you connect a calendar so the times are real, then replace the meeting lengths, prices, and the address where the meeting happens. The design carries leather-rust accents with violet stamp-ink highlights under Zilla Slab headings and Inter body text, so the booking reads plain-English but still official.
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What this scheduler contains
| Part | What it covers |
|---|---|
Reserve a handbook review | Opens the scheduler with Reserve a handbook review, describing the handbook review and the kind of gaps and classification or paid-leave risks it looks for. |
Calendar | Carries the Calendar time picker, which depends on a connected calendar so the page can offer real availability. |
What I’ll ask before meeting | Explains why the intake comes before the appointment and keeps the booking focused on the specific HR issue. |
Your name | Captures the client’s name for the booking and follow-up. |
Your email address | Captures the email address so you can send the invite and any prep checklist. |
How many employees do you have? | Asks for headcount so the review and examples can match the company’s scale. |
What do you need right now? | Asks what’s urgent so the meeting can start on the current problem instead of a general audit. |
Do you already have a handbook? | Confirms whether a current handbook exists, which changes what you review and what the client needs to bring. |
What payroll or HR system do you use? | Asks which payroll or HR system they use so you can prepare relevant checklists and references. |
Confirmation | Shows the Confirmation screen after booking so the client knows the time is reserved. |
Thanks | Closes with a short note about the calendar invite and what to have ready, including the handbook and payroll provider name. |
Who it is for
HR consultants and fractional HR leads who book handbook reviews for small employers and need the intake captured before the meeting happens.
Questions about this scheduler template
What questions should an HR consultant ask before a handbook review meeting?
A solid intake covers contact details, headcount, what the company needs right now, whether a handbook exists, and what payroll or HR system they use. This scheduler includes those questions before the confirmation screen so the meeting can start with the right context.
How do clients book an HR consultation time slot online?
A client picks an available time from a calendar on a booking page, then answers a short intake and sees a confirmation. This template depends on you connecting a calendar so the available times reflect real availability.
How long should a handbook review consultation be?
Handbook review calls often get offered in a few standard lengths so clients can choose the depth they need. This scheduler includes 30 minutes, an hour, and 1.5 hours, and you can replace those lengths to match how you work.
Do I need to collect company details before an HR compliance meeting?
Collecting a few facts up front keeps the meeting from getting spent on basics and helps you show up with relevant examples and checklists. This scheduler asks for employee count, whether a handbook exists, and the payroll or HR system, plus what they need right now.
What should a booking confirmation say for an HR consultation?
A confirmation should state the booking is reserved and tell the client what to bring so the meeting can start quickly. This template’s closing message mentions a calendar invite and a short checklist, and asks them to have the handbook and payroll provider name ready.
Can an HR consultation be booked for an in-person meeting at an office address?
Yes, a booking page can state the location for an in-person meeting as long as the address is set on the page. This template is configured for in-person meetings at an address you choose.
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