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# SAC 360ยบ - How to send a public calendar link to the Lead using tokens
You want your lead to have access to your public calendar so they can schedule meetings with you, but you want to do this in an automated way.
For this example, we'll use a custom SAC360 automation.
Do this from your platform.
In the message field, click the insert token button:
It is located in the right-hand corner.
Search for "**Calendar"** or the name of the public calendar you want to send to the lead:
All the options will be listed.
Select the desired option. An optional message to be sent along with the link can also be added:
The token will not be seen by the lead.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Do not change the information directly inside the token if you don't know what you're doing!
{% endhint %}
Save your message and you're done! The token will be replaced by the public calendar link.
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