Connect

Calendly

and

Slack

With AI

Connect Calendly and Slack to automate your meeting scheduling and team communication.

With Activepieces, you can automatically send Slack notifications when new events are scheduled, canceled, or updated in Calendly, ensuring your team stays informed about changes to the calendar in real time.

No-code AI Integrations
Open Source and Secure
100,000+ Activepieces Users

Workflow Examples

When a new event is scheduled in Calendly, Slack sends a message to a specific channel with the event details.
When a meeting is canceled in Calendly, Slack posts a notification in the calendar channel to inform the team.
When a meeting is rescheduled in Calendly, Slack sends a reminder to the invitee and host with the new details.
When a new meeting is added to a specific Calendly calendar, Slack sends a message tagging the relevant team member.
When a meeting time changes in Calendly, Slack notifies the host and participants about the updated schedule.
When a meeting starts, Calendly sends a reminder to the designated Slack channel for real-time awareness.

Automate Your Scheduling and Notifications

Activepieces connects Calendly and Slack to automate meeting-related notifications. Stay up to date on your calendar events with automatic Slack messages, so your team never misses important meetings or scheduling changes.

Simplify Meeting Coordination and Communication

No more manual reminders or post-meeting updates. Activepieces makes sure every change in Calendly triggers the right Slack notification, streamlining communication between your scheduling and project teams.

Reliable, Customizable, and Secure

All your Calendly-Slack automations run on encrypted, authenticated connections. Customize your workflows to suit your team’s needs, ensuring that notifications are sent only to the right people at the right time.

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