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What These Platforms Give You #
Automation platforms let you route booking events into hundreds of other tools without writing code. MixCalendar exposes its events as triggers and its bookings as actions.
Triggers #
- Booking created
- Booking rescheduled
- Booking cancelled
- Invitee marked as no-show
- Payment succeeded
Actions #
- Create a booking
- Cancel a booking
- Look up available slots
- Find a booking by invitee email
Connecting #
Generate an API key under Settings → API keys and paste it when the platform asks for credentials. Create a key per platform rather than sharing one, so revoking access to a single tool never breaks the others.
Common Recipes #
- Post a message to a team chat channel when a demo is booked, including the invitee’s company answer.
- Append a row to a spreadsheet for every booking, for lightweight reporting.
- Add the invitee to a nurture sequence when a meeting is marked as a no-show.
- Create a task in your project tool after a discovery call completes.
Using Raw Webhooks Instead #
If your platform supports incoming webhooks, pointing a MixCalendar webhook endpoint at it gives you the full payload with lower latency and no polling. Use the native integration for convenience and raw webhooks when you need every field or the fastest possible delivery.
