Calendly
The right booking link, in every reply
Your Calendly event types and their booking links are one step away. Workflows paste the right link into a reply, read your scheduled events, and cancel one when a client asks.
- Connection
- API key or token
- Actions
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What you can automate with Calendly
Actions
What a workflow can do next.
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Calendly
Reads your event types and scheduled events, and can cancel one.
- List my event types
- List scheduled events
- Get one scheduled event
- Cancel a scheduled event
- Get my account
Workflows you can build
Each one starts from a real situation and uses only nodes that exist today. Test it on past emails before you publish it.
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Reply with your booking link
Meeting requests get a drafted reply with the booking link of the right event type.
- Email received
- Categorize
- Calendly — list my event types
- Compose (AI)
- Send as draft
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Cancel a meeting on request, after approval
When a client asks to cancel, the event is found and cancelled once you approve; Calendly notifies the invitee.
- Email received
- Categorize
- Approval
- Calendly — cancel a scheduled event
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A morning list of today’s meetings
Every morning, your scheduled events are listed and posted to the team channel.
- Schedule
- Calendly — list scheduled events
- Notify
How to connect Calendly
Generate a personal access token in Calendly and paste it into a new connection.
Before you start
- A Calendly account. The token acts as its owner: each person who wants their own event types creates their own.
- Open Calendly, then “Integrations & apps” → “API & webhooks”.
- Under “Personal access tokens”, click “Generate new token” and give it a name.
- Copy the token shown and paste it below: Calendly will never show it again.
Automate Calendly with Loop & Roll
We build the workflow around your processes, test it on your past emails and put it into service with your teams.
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