YOUR TOOLS, WORKING TOGETHER.

Keep the tools.
Lose the coordination.

Connect calendars for availability, choose where meetings happen, and sign in with a familiar account. Each connection has a specific job.

FAMILIAR TOOLS. A BETTER FLOW.

Fits right into your day.

Your calendars, meeting links, and a familiar way to sign in.

Google Calendar

Check availability and add, reschedule, or cancel booked meetings.

Microsoft Outlook

Keep Outlook availability and booked calendar events in step.

Google Meet

Automatically add a video meeting link when a guest books.

Microsoft Teams

Create meeting links automatically for eligible Microsoft accounts.

Zoom

Automatically create a Zoom meeting link for each booking.

Slack

Create your account or sign in with Slack. Calendar access is connected separately.

Sign in with Google, Microsoft, or Slack. Connect Google Calendar or Outlook separately to manage availability and meetings. Slack provides account sign-in.

First, connect your calendar.

Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook provide busy times and the destination for new bookings. Choose which calendars block your time and where appointments should be created. Solo and Team support up to five accounts per host.

Then, choose your meeting location.

Google Meet, eligible Microsoft Teams accounts and Zoom supply automatic meeting links. Provider account capabilities apply. Zoom connects separately from your calendar; custom URLs, phone calls and in-person meetings are also supported.

Sign-in stays separate.

Google, Microsoft and Slack identify your account. Signing in does not automatically connect a calendar. Slack support is for sign-in; channel messages and member imports are not included.

Understand calendar permissions →

See the connections in context.

Try the sample integration settings, then see the host and guest sides of scheduling.

Explore the product demo →

Compare plans and calendar limits →