Integrations

It'd be great to get a solution for how to use Savvycal for Hey Calendar. Love both products and would love to support them both!

I'd like to be able to retrieve booking data from my backend in order to add functions to my application. The more I progress in my business, the more I want to use SavvyCal headless and integrate it into my application without using the SavvyCal interface but my own interface integrated into my application. Whalesync integration would allow, for example, Airtable, Baserow, Xano, Supabase, etc. to be synchronised. https://www.whalesync.com/

Proton is now a suite of tools to be reckoned with. It enables businesses and individuals to work and manage their daily lives in a totally private and secure way. It includes a mailbox, a drive, a calendar, a VPN, a password manager and soon a crypto wallet. I've been using it for several years.

Currently, SavvyCal supports Microsoft Teams when you use a Microsoft Outlook calendar that permits Teams as a built-in conferencing provider. Some customers would like to add teams meetings to events stored on non-Outlook Calendars (such as Google).

Attio is an excellent new-generation CRM whose progress over the last year has been remarkable.

Setting up zaps is costly, because you need a single zap for booking, a multiple zap for rescheduling and a multiple zap for cancelling. What would be really great is to be able to establish perfect synchronisation between our events in Savvycal and our Airtable table. A change in one would update the other. Airtable is a very powerful tool that can be used to create internal applications and very soon external applications. Native integration between Airtable and SavvyCal would be a great added value.

TLDR: The ability for the SavvyCal/Close Integration to "create" or "update" an opportunity in Close automatically when a new booking is scheduled. Your Close integration is already better than Calendly's because it will automatically use the details from the booking to create a new lead/contact if one does not already exist. I'm almost certain their Calendly integration still does not do this. This is one of the reasons I switched away from Calendly (as I didn't want to rely on a 12-step zap that I needed before.) This would be complicated at scale. However, I would LOVE to see that through SavvyCal, I could choose to "create" or "update" an opportunity in Close as well. Many of us who are using SavvyCal and Close together would want (need?) this to happen. It's much harder to use SavvyCal with Close without this feature. Despite using the integration as it is now, I still had to build a separate Zap that has several steps, just to update the "opportunity status" after a booking. I'd be happy to share a video of the zap if it might help your team.

This is a special request because it's not SavvyCal's job to build the integration, but Activepieces'. Activepieces is an incredible alternative to Zapier. Open source, lightweight, intuitive, cheaper... For the team to develop a native piece for SavvyCal, you need to get votes on the Activepieces forum: https://community.activepieces.com/t/savvycal-the-thoughtful-way-to-find-a-time-to-meet/3046 Please vote with me to make this integration happen! In the meantime, it's possible to use SavvyCal in Activepieces with webhooks, but it's less obvious and slightly limiting.

Outseta is a remarkable alternative to Hubspot. Cheaper and more complete, it allows you to create paywalls on any website, even if Outseta is better known in the Webflow and no-code community. Outseta offers the following services CRM on-boarding of authentication systems on any site help desk chat support widget automated invoicing marketing pipeline automated e-mail marketing, newsletter However, they do not have slot reservation software. They have no plans to develop one. Synchronising SavvyCal contacts with paying customers on Outseta could be an innovative and powerful way of selling time online.

Baserow is a European, open-source alternative to Airtable. What would be really great is to be able to establish perfect synchronisation between our events in Savvycal and our Baserow table. A change in one would update the other.