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# Rescheduling Events
MeetBit allows you and your Customers to easily reschedule Events by following a unique set of steps. This section outlines the process for both Admin Panel Users and Customers.
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Accessing a customer rescheduling link as an Admin Panel User will redirect you to the Admin Panel. You will have to reschedule the event there.
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## Rescheduling Events as a Customer
Reschedule Event Page of the Customer Application
1. Open the Reschedule Link of the Event.
2. Once you are on the Reschedule Event Page, pick a new Date-Time Slot.
3. Click "Reschedule".
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Upon completion of these steps, new calendar invites are automatically sent to all attendees.
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## Rescheduling Events as an Admin Panel User
Reschedule Event Page
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You must have permission to reschedule Events or own the specific Event to perform the steps below.
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1. On the Event Page, click the "View" icon in the row of your chosen Event. Alternatively, you can go to the Event's own page and click the "More" icon in the upper-right corner.
View Event Icon on the Events Page
2. Click "Reschedule Event".
3. Once you are on the Reschedule Event Page, pick a new Date-Time Slot.
4. Click "Reschedule Event".
5. Confirm the action on the dialog popup.
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Upon completion of these steps, new calendar invites are automatically sent to all attendees.
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