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Calendly + Zapier

Updated June 11, 2026·4 min read
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Zapier connects Calendly to hundreds of apps—like Google Sheets, Redtail CRM, and RingCentral—without any coding. Use it to automate actions after meetings are scheduled, contacts are updated, or Notetaker activity occurs.

For example, you can:

  • Send Calendly contacts to your CRM automatically.
  • Trigger a Slack message when someone books time with you.
  • Send Notetaker meeting recaps to your CRM automatically.
  • Build workflows based on meeting activity, contacts, or Notetaker updates.

Explore Zapier’s Calendly integrations or get inspired by our automation ideas.

Before you begin

Make sure you have:

  • A Calendly Standard plan or higher.
  • A Zapier account (free or paid).
  • Admin or owner access if using group or organization triggers.

Use Zapier when the app you need doesn’t offer a direct Calendly integration. To check for native options, visit your Calendly Integrations & apps page.

Note

This integration is built and supported by Zapier. For help, go to Zapier’s Help Center.

How it works

Zapier uses triggers and actions to automate workflows when something happens in Calendly.

You can create zaps for:

  • Meetings and event activity
  • Contacts
  • Notetaker activity

Available triggers

Event triggers

  • Invitee Created — Fires when someone books a meeting.
  • Invitee Canceled — Fires when a meeting is canceled.
  • Invitee No Show Created — Fires when a user is marked as a no-show.
  • New Routing Form Submission — Fires when a routing form is submitted.
  • Event Canceled — Fires when an event is canceled by the host or invitee.
  • Meeting Recap Created — Fires when a meeting recap becomes available.

Contact triggers

  • New Contact Created — Fires when a new contact is added to Calendly.
  • Contact Updated — Fires when a contact record changes.
  • Contact Deleted — Fires when a contact is deleted.

Contact triggers support contacts created from booking forms, manual entry, or Notetaker activity.

Trigger scope

Scope

Applies to

Organization

All meetings in your organization

Group

Meetings in a selected group

User

Meetings booked with the specific user

Note

Only admins or owners can use group or organization triggers. “No show” triggers aren’t available for group scope.

Connect Zapier to Calendly

  1. Go to your Calendly Integrations & apps page.
  2. Find Zapier and select Connect Zapier.
  3. Log into Zapier to start creating your zap.

Set up your first zap

Step 1 – Create test data

Before testing your zap, create sample activity in Calendly. Depending on your workflow you can:

  • Schedule a test meeting
  • Create or update a contact
  • Use Notetaker in a meeting

Zapier uses this data to test your zap setup.

Step 2 – Create your zap

  1. In Zapier, select Create a new Zap.
  2. Choose Calendly as the app.
  3. Select a trigger, such as:
    • Invitee Created
    • Invitee Canceled
    • New Contact Created
    • Contact Updated
  4. Select Sign in to connect Calendly.
  5. Choose your trigger scope: user or organization.
  6. Select Test trigger. Zapier will use the most recent matching activity.

Tip

You can view a sample Webhook Payload here.

Use filters and paths (paid Zapier plans)

Filters

Continue the zap only when certain conditions are met:

  • If invitee is “John”
  • If event is “Coffee Chat”
  • If UTM source is “email”
  • If invitee answered “yes” or “maybe”
  • If contact timezone is “PST”
  • If company name matches a CRM account

Paths

Create custom actions based on:

  • Invitee responses
  • Meeting details
  • Contact attributes
  • Notetaker activity

Disconnect Zapier

You can disconnect Calendly from Zapier by going to your connected apps page in Zapier and deleting the connection. 

Troubleshooting

The Zapier integration is built and supported by Zapier. If your zap isn’t working:

  1. Check your Zap History in Zapier.
  2. Confirm your Calendly connection is active.
  3. Verify that recent test activity matches your selected trigger.
  4. Visit the Zapier Help Center for support or feature requests.
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