CalendlyTrigger Automate

Automate the integration between Calendly and Notion to effortlessly capture new invitee details in your Notion database. This manual-triggered workflow streamlines data entry, ensuring you never miss important information while enhancing your organizational efficiency.

7/8/2025
2 nodes
Simple
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Categories:
Manual TriggeredSimple Workflow
Integrations:
CalendlyTriggerNotion

Target Audience

Target Audience


- Business Professionals: Those who use Calendly for scheduling meetings and want to manage invitee information efficiently.
- Project Managers: Individuals who need to track meeting participants and their details in Notion for project documentation.
- Administrative Staff: Teams responsible for managing schedules and maintaining records of invitees.
- Developers: Users looking to automate workflows between Calendly and Notion for enhanced productivity.

Problem Solved

Problem Solved


This workflow automates the process of capturing invitee details from Calendly and storing them in Notion, eliminating the need for manual data entry. It ensures that important information such as names and emails are recorded instantly when an invitee is created, thereby reducing errors and saving time.

Workflow Steps

Workflow Steps


1. Trigger Event: The workflow is manually triggered when an invitee is created in Calendly.
2. Data Retrieval: The Calendly Trigger node captures the invitee's name and email from the webhook payload.
3. Data Transfer: The Notion node receives this data and populates a new page in a specified database, including:
- Name: Stored as a title in Notion.
- Email: Stored as an email property.
- Status: Set to a predefined select value to indicate the invitee's status.
4. Completion: The invitee's details are now available in Notion for further reference and management.

Customization Guide

Customization Guide


- Change Trigger Events: Modify the events parameter in the Calendly Trigger node to listen for different events (e.g., invitee.canceled).
- Update Notion Database: Change the databaseId in the Notion node to point to a different database or create a new one for different use cases.
- Modify Properties: Adjust the propertiesUi section to add or change the properties being populated in Notion, such as adding more fields for additional invitee details.
- Add More Nodes: Integrate additional nodes to perform further actions, such as sending a confirmation email or notifying team members upon new invitee creation.