Calendly

Book Calendly Meeting

Book a meeting in Calendly.

1 creditRuns in your Calendly account

Endpoint

Parameters

NameTypeRequiredNote
identifieraccount · requiredaccountrequired—
eventTypeUristring · requiredstringrequired

The Calendly event type to book.

timezonetimezone · optionaltimezoneoptional

Timezone for the booking — sets the invitee timezone on the confirmation and the zone available slots are shown in. Leave blank to use the connected Calendly account's timezone, or switch to a variable to pull it from a lead/CRM field.

startTimestring · requiredstringrequired

Pick an available slot (next 7 days, shown in the selected time zone or your Calendly account's timezone). To book further out or from a variable, switch the field to a custom value.

inviteeNamestring · requiredstringrequired

Full name of the person being booked. Supports template variables.

Example: John Doe

inviteeEmailstring · requiredstringrequired

Email of the invitee. Supports template variables.

Example: guest@example.com

locationKindstring · optionalstringoptional

Leave as default for event types with a host-configured location (Zoom, Google Meet, in-person set by the host). Only pick a kind if your event type asks the invitee to provide the meeting location.

One of: default (Use event type's default), physical (In-person (invitee provides)), ask_invitee (Let invitee specify), outbound_call (Calendly calls invitee (outbound)), inbound_call (Invitee calls in (inbound)), custom (Custom)

locationDetailstring · optionalstringoptional

Phone number, address, or instructions — required by invitee-provided location kinds.

Used only when locationKind is physical or ask_invitee or outbound_call or inbound_call or custom.

questionsAndAnswersrepeating-group · optionalrepeating-groupoptional

Answers to the event type's custom intake questions. The question text must match the event type exactly.

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