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Calendly to Google Sheets: Streamline Scheduling with Calendly Invite Logging

Table of Contents
  • Streamline Scheduling with Calendly Invite Logging
  • Overview: Calendly Invite Logging Integration
  • Step-by-Step: Build the Calendly Invite Logging Workflow
    • Step 1: Set Up the Trigger (Calendly)
    • Step 2: Create the Action (Google Sheets)
    • Step 3: Test and Activate the Workflow
  • Finishing Up: Automate Your Scheduling

Streamline Scheduling with Calendly Invite Logging #

Business owners often waste time entering meeting invites into spreadsheets. Manual tracking slows you down and increases the chance of errors. With Workflow’s Calendly Invite Logging workflow, you can automatically record each new invite from Calendly into Google Sheets. This efficient process saves you time and boosts your organization’s accuracy. By customizing your own Calendly Invite Logging workflow, you can capture every detail that is critical to you as soon as an invite is created.

Need help? Let our workflow expert Eliot guide you through each step in our tutorial video. You can also explore Workload University or our Help Center.


Overview: Calendly Invite Logging Integration #

This integration has three simple jobs:

  • Detect New Invites: It watches Calendly for every new meeting invite.
  • Log Invite Details: It adds a new row in Google Sheets with the invitee’s name and email.
  • Reduce Errors: It stops mistakes by removing the need to type data by hand.

Before you start, make sure you have:

  • A Calendly account
  • A Google account with access to Google Sheets
  • A Workload account to create and run your workflow
Introduction to "Calendly Invite Logging" workflow.

Step-by-Step: Build the Calendly Invite Logging Workflow #

Step 1: Set Up the Trigger (Calendly) #

  • Open Workload: Log in to your Workload Dashboard and click “Create Workflow“.
Create a new workflow in Workload  for your new Calendly Invite Logging integration.
  • Name Your Workflow: Give it a simple name like Calendly Invite Logging.
Give the Calendly Invite Logging workflow a unique name.
  • Select the Trigger App: Click the Trigger box and choose Calendly.
Select Calendly as the trigger app.
  • Choose the Event: Select Invitee Created as the trigger event.
Choose "Invitee Created" as the trigger event.
  • Connect Your Account: Sign in and securely connect your Calendly account.
Click "Sign In' to securely connect your Calendly account to Workload.
  • Test the Trigger: Click “Test” to check that a recent invite is found.
Test the Calendly trigger and verify that it gives you a valid response.
  • Continue: Click “Continue” to continue to the next step of the workflow.
Click "Continue" to advance from the trigger to the action step.

Step 2: Create the Action (Google Sheets) #

  • Select the Action App: Click the Action box and choose Google Sheets.
Click "Add Action" in Step 2 and then choose Google Sheets as the action app.
  • Choose the Event: Pick Create Spreadsheet Row from the list.
Choose "Create Spreadsheet Row" for the Step 2 action event.
  • Connect Your Account: Securely sign in to your Google account or select an existing connection.
Click "Sign In" to securely connect your Google Sheets account.
  • Map Your Data:
    • Select the Spreadsheet and Worksheet that you want to use.
    • Click “Add To”.
    • Customize the data from the Calendly trigger that you want to add to the spreadsheet.
Map the important data from your Calendly trigger that you want to include in the spreadsheet.
  • Test the Action: Click “Test action” to see if a new row is added to your spreadsheet.
Test the Create Spreadsheet Row action.
  • Continue: Proceed when the test shows success.
Click "Continue" to complete the action step and move on to finishing up your Calendly Invite Logging workflow.

Step 3: Test and Activate the Workflow #

  • Verify the Steps: Check that every step shows a green indicator.
Verify that all nodes in your Calendly Invite Logging workflow have green indicators.
  • Activate the Workflow: Toggle the workflow “On” in the upper right corner.
Activate your new Calendly Invite Logging workflow by clicking the on/off toggle.
  • Final Test: Schedule a test invite via Calendly and see if the details appear in Google Sheets.

Finishing Up: Automate Your Scheduling #

You have now built a powerful Calendly Invite Logging workflow. This automation logs invitee details into Google Sheets in real time that will save you time and cut down on errors. Busy business owners can now spend less time on data entry and more time making important decisions.

Ready to simplify your scheduling process? Try and build you own integration using our Workload Template and enjoy a smoother way to log your meeting invites automatically.

For more helpful guides and tips, subscribe to Workload University or visit our Workload Help Page. Now you can keep your business moving forward—one workflow at a time.

Automate your work—simplify your day!

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Updated on June 13, 2025
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Table of Contents
  • Streamline Scheduling with Calendly Invite Logging
  • Overview: Calendly Invite Logging Integration
  • Step-by-Step: Build the Calendly Invite Logging Workflow
    • Step 1: Set Up the Trigger (Calendly)
    • Step 2: Create the Action (Google Sheets)
    • Step 3: Test and Activate the Workflow
  • Finishing Up: Automate Your Scheduling
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