MRF, your way

Meeting request form creation, management, and approvals all in one place.

Hubli meeting request form and automated approval workflow dashboard

Smart routing, zero friction

Configure once, scale everywhere

Build your perfect MRF with drag-and-drop simplicity. Set your fields, approval chains, and workflows once — then every team, region, and department follows the same consistent process.

AI powered decision trees

Not every meeting needs a planner or a three-step approval. Hubli's intelligent decision tree reads the request — budget, complexity, attendee count, event type — and routes it automatically.

Approvals Without Chasing

Connect your HR platform and let approvals flow automatically based on your org hierarchy, cost centre rules, and expenditure thresholds. No bottlenecks, no delays, no sign-off waiting.

Every meeting captured

One Front Door. No More Shadow Bookings.

The biggest challenge in meetings management isn't the meetings you know about — it's the ones you don't. When your MRF is fast and frictionless, people actually use it. Giving you the complete picture spreadsheets and email chains never could.

The Foundation for Smarter Decisions

Every MRF submitted feeds your platform with structured, reportable data — event type, purpose, spend, attendee count, and business justification. This isn't just admin. It's the dataset that powers your forecasting, reveals demand patterns, and gives you the evidence to show exactly what your meetings program delivers.

Booking approvals faster than ever

HR-Connected, Instantly Verified

Hubli integrates directly with your HR platform, pulling organizational hierarchy and cost centres in real time. When a request is submitted, the system already knows who needs to approve it — and routes it there instantly.

Intelligent Thresholds That Remove the Noise

Set expenditure limits that let admins book simple meetings instantly within pre-approved budgets — while automatically escalating higher-value requests to the right decision maker. Team books faster, approvers only see what actually needs their attention.

Reinventing how we meet

Empowering faster, more efficient in-person collaboration

18% in savings

10,000 meetings

40% internal meetings

30,000 nights, 15% savings

Meeting Request Form FAQs

What is a Meeting Request Form (MRF)? expand_more

A Meeting Request Form (MRF) is a structured intake process that captures meeting details — purpose, timing, budget, attendee count, and logistics — before sourcing begins. It ensures the right approval workflows and routes requests to either self-serve booking or planner support.

How does Hubli's MRF decision tree work? expand_more

Hubli's AI decision tree analyzes the meeting request and automatically routes simple meetings to self-serve booking while directing complex events to planners or agencies. This reduces manual triage and speeds up the booking process.

Can I customize the MRF to match our approval process? expand_more

Yes. Hubli's MRF is fully configurable with drag-and-drop simplicity. You can customize fields, set expenditure thresholds, define approval workflows, and integrate with your HR platform for automated approvals.

Does the MRF integrate with HR systems? expand_more

Yes. Hubli integrates with HR platforms to enable fast, automated approvals based on your org structure — reducing manual work and keeping requests moving without delays.

What happens after someone submits an MRF? expand_more

Based on your configured logic, the request either routes to self-serve booking (for simple meetings under your threshold), sends to a planner for complex event support, or triggers an approval workflow before proceeding to sourcing.

Can I set spending limits in the MRF? expand_more

Yes. You can set flexible expenditure thresholds so admins can book within approved limits instantly, while higher-value requests automatically route for review — maintaining budget control with minimal friction.

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