Which events does this track?

Only invitee-created and invitee-canceled — a reschedule arrives as a cancel plus a new create, not an update-in-place.

Does it push my Planner blocks to Calendly?

No — this is one direction. Calendly bookings flow into Planner, not the reverse.

No, it's on the Pro plan and above, and currently in beta.

Productivity · In beta

Calendly integration.

Turn booked meetings into Planner time automatically. Calendly's `invitee.created` and `invitee.canceled` webhooks mirror scheduled meetings straight into your Planner time blocks — no manual re-entry.

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Calendly integration in short

The Calendly integration connects Calendly with Planoda — in beta.
Turn booked meetings into Planner time automatically. Calendly's `invitee.created` and `invitee.canceled` webhooks mirror scheduled meetings straight into your Planner time blocks — no manual re-entry.
What you can do: Create a Planner time block automatically when someone books a Calendly event, and remove it when they cancel. Verify every delivery with Calendly's HMAC signature scheme (the same shape as Stripe's) before touching your calendar, with a 3-minute freshness window against replay.
Connect it from Settings → Integrations in a few steps — no code required.

What you can do

Put Calendly to work.

Create a Planner time block automatically when someone books a Calendly event, and remove it when they cancel.
Verify every delivery with Calendly's HMAC signature scheme (the same shape as Stripe's) before touching your calendar, with a 3-minute freshness window against replay.
Show the booked meeting next to your other scheduled work in Planner.

Great for

Where Calendly pulls its weight.

See booked calls on the same timeline as your issue work without re-copying them.

Setup

Connect Calendly in minutes.

Connect CalendlyFrom Settings → Integrations, authorize your Calendly account.
Confirm the webhookPlanoda registers for `invitee.created` and `invitee.canceled` events on your account.
Book a test eventIt should appear as a Planner time block within moments.

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