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# Networking (Virtual event)

**Which opportunities regarding networking do the attendees have in Let's Get Digital?**

* 1-on-1 video calls
* Network Carousel
* Appointments
* Matchmaking
* Communicate in a private chat, the lobby chat or in each session
* Sponsor booth

**Is it possible to schedule a meeting in the virtual event environment, or should it be scheduled via the app?** \
Meetings can be scheduled both via the application or the virtual event environment.

**How do you schedule a 1-on-1 meeting?**\
Head over to the profile of the user and click on the request meeting button in the top-right corner. Please note that tables for time slots have to be set up by the event organizer beforehand so attendees can schedule meetings.

**Does the matchmaking function run through the app? Can it also be done on the Let's Get Digital platform? Is matchmaking done automatically or is it done manually?** \
The matchmaking is done via the app or platform, and this is done automatically. You can find detailed information and examples on how to set match-making up [here](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/matchmaking/virtual-platform/match-making). 

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