> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bird.com/24sessions/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bird.com/24sessions/product/live-now.md).

# Live now

With 24sessions, in addition to scheduling a call via a booking form, it is also possible for guests to enter a meeting directly via the *live now* functionality. Through an online booking form, guests can then request a meeting directly. 

This article covers:

* [Making yourself available for *Live now* meetings](#h_01FR08KRADR94B9RRAPRTZFVF3)
* [Accepting meetings](#h_01FR08M9ETHCCFAY75K7XVZ0NW)

**Turning on availability**

To make *Live Now* calls, you must be available for them. Make sure you are:

* Are logged in to 24sessions.
* Do not have a block in your 24sessions calendar for the next hour.
* Have browser notifications turned on OR the 'Appointment Overview' page - is on the 'Live now' tab. To make sure you don't miss any incoming calls, we recommend that you turn on browser notifications! You can turn on the notifications at the top of the Live Now page.

**Accepting meetings**

In the 24sessions environment, you will find the *Live now* tab under the *Meetings overview* in the left menu. On the *Live Now* page you can turn on notifications. Once you have done this, you are available for calls. When a customer makes a request, you will get a browser notification. You can click on this notification (the part marked in red) to accept the meeting. Additionally, you can accept the meeting from the *Live now* page by clicking the accept button.  


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