Docket is easy to use, which is helpful and needed so you don't feel the pull to just type your agenda into a Word document or keep it as a sticky note on your desk. You can mention people who are relevant to the topic at hand and set a time limit goal for how long you'd like to spend talking about a particular topic.

There isn't much to dislike. For my purposes, it did everything I needed.

I am able to keep track of meetings better. Also, it has allowed me to get better at estimating how much time each agenda item will take - something I've never been great at until now.

The ability to collaborate and make real-time agenda changes.

Would like all on the team to have the full functionality, but it does not quite fit into our model yet - $.

It is a real time saver and has made our teams come together faster on new concepts!

We can add items to agendas for next month and not lose the ideas that just don't fit into our timing now.

We are walking away from meetings with much more direction and very specific action items.

I love that I can build out meeting agendas throughout the week as things come up for 1:1s or team meetings. It is also great that all of my team members can go back and look at any of the previous meetings and the material that was part of them.

The only downside would be that I still use Google Calendar to schedule my meetings and then Docket to create the agendas. I do have the ability to schedule them in Docket but I find it easier to look at my schedule in Google Calendar which is important. Ideally, I will one day be able to do all of that in one place.

Docket is extremely simple to get started with and within a few minutes, you will be able to add structure to all of your meetings. It should save time and resources across your company.

The biggest problem that I believe we are solving internally right now is having a place to store all documentation for meetings and then being able to assign tasks. It has taken our organization to the next level which is saving time and resources.

Docket is super simple, easy to use, and deploy. I love that it can be added/embedded directly into google calendar invites and the various notes features for before meetings personal notes for during/after meetings.

I get a few too many notifications, potentially I can turn off in a setting, but I don't need a notification that the calendar invite has been updated and that the meeting agenda has been created.

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Docket creates efficiency during meetings and allows and encourages the users to prepare before meetings. Have the timer on the meeting agenda has also proved beneficial in various situations.

I like that Docket connects to my Google calendar and that agendas can be easily created and shared with my team.

I would like to see a calendar feature where I can see meetings in a visual presentation so that I can remember something from "last Thursday" and click on the date from a calendar.

Docket helps everyone on the team preview the agenda before a meeting, add team notes so that everyone is on the same page, and sends a review of the meeting for anyone who missed the meeting or wants reminders. It has helped us make sure that everyone has the same expectations and understanding. The assign task feature has helped tremendously because there is no doubt about who is working on a certain part of the project.

I love how easy it is to use & how helpful it has been as we are preparing for client meetings

I can’t think of anything that dislike. The platform is easy and fast. The only improvement that I could recommend would be the ability to send meeting agendas to others not listed in the Google Calendar appointment.

If you are using Google Calendar - the integration is seamless & perfect.

We use Docket to coordinate meeting agendas with our clients. It allows us to add the calendar appointment in Google Calendar & then create a meeting agenda quickly with a template.

In general, I just really like having one easy-to-access place to record notes and discussion points for upcoming meetings, that's ready to be shared as an agenda before hand. And then being able to use the existing agenda to write up notes during the meeting, and send them out afterwards, is also great. Overall it makes me look much more organized than I am naturally!

Honestly it's just a nice focused tool that does what it needs to, so I don't have any big complaints. I do wish it was a little easier to click on my Monday morning meeting on Friday (right now I can see meetings coming up this week, but need to click on the calendar to see meetings in the next week, even when "next week" is the next working day.

It's an nice organizational tool, and you don't need to get the whole company to use it for it to be useful - my team started using it and sending out agendas, we didn't need buy-in from the larger organization.

I have a weekly standing meeting with another development team we work with, where we agree on patterns and approaches to shared code. Discussion points come up as the week goes by, and it's easy to say "good question, let's put it on the Docket". I can add the discussion points as they come up, and then I have an attractive ready-made agenda to share, a place to write up our agreements and next steps during the meeting, and another nice follow-up email to send out. It just makes the whole meeting flow seamless, and nudges me to run a more organized meeting!

I love that I can save different agenda templates for my team! This helps my team ask the right questions, collect qualifying information and stay on track during all of their meetings.

I have time blocks on my calendar to help me stay on a schedule, and I wish those time blocks didn't get synced into my Docket. Maybe there is a feature to hide these time blocks, but I haven't discovered it yet.

Use it for every meeting and you'll begin to love it!

I am able to keep my team on the right track during all of their discovery calls and kick-off calls by sticking to an agenda. I also love that we can email meeting notes after the meeting, this saves us a lot of time in writing emails.

Preparedness and pre-oranization of my day in one place. I can set up everything I need to know about my day across all of my meetings. I found myself previously using Trello, but now mainly use Docket. I also love how you can decide who to send the agenda to.

Want to be able to carryover my previous docket session. I still do use it for part of my 1:1's because I don't have a single place to carryover my previous docket sessions.

Preparedness, professionalism in prep for meetings, and meeting efficiency. I now am able to quickly jot down stuff in docket, send to the group I am meeting with in advance, and be fully prepared and organized for all my meetings.

Docket makes meetings easy to conduct since you can send collaboration invites, agenda notifications ahead of time, and full recaps that are personalized per person (using the call-out functions) afterwards!

They are still updating often and we faced issues before that made the platform almost unusable (multiple people couldn't edit agendas at the same time in the same box), but all my complaints have been fixed! Since I use it with clients so much, I would like to see a white labeling option, even if it is given at higher cost.

The integrations with HubSpot and Zoom have made all my meetings go way smoother. Before using Docket, I would spend a couple hours before some of my larger meetings, prepping notes and action items and then I'd spend time writing follow-ups and recaps. Docket has pretty much made all that so streamlined that I barely have to prep for meetings anymore. All my notes are based on a template I made for whatever style of meeting I have next. I can even send the agenda to those in the meeting and the recap with my notes afterwards! All with just a couple clicks.