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SavvyCal integration

Connect SavvyCal with 918+ other apps in FlowMattic. Pick a trigger, add SavvyCal steps, map the fields from earlier steps and run the workflow on your own server with no per-task fees.

3 triggers 10 actions Integration version 1.0 Category: Scheduling & Booking Unlimited workflows and runs

See what the two do together: triggers, actions and example workflows.

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Triggers and actions for SavvyCal

A trigger is the SavvyCal event that starts a workflow. An action is what FlowMattic does in SavvyCal from a step.

EventWhat it doesType
Event CreatedTriggers when a new event is created in SavvyCalTrigger
Event RescheduledTriggers when an event is rescheduled in SavvyCalTrigger
Event CancelledTriggers when aan event is cancelled in SavvyCalTrigger
List EventsList all your events scheduled via SavvyCalAction
Get EventFetch a single event by event IDAction
Create EventCreate an event for a given scheduling linkAction
Cancel EventCancel an event by event IDAction
List Scheduling LinksList all your scheduling linksAction
Get Scheduling LinkFetch a single scheduling linkAction
Create Scheduling LinkCreate a new scheduling linkAction
Toggle Scheduling LinkToggle the active/disabled state of a scheduling linkAction
Duplicate Scheduling LinkDuplicate a scheduling linkAction
Delete Scheduling LinkDelete a scheduling linkAction

Three steps to a running SavvyCal workflow

The builder keeps the order you think in: connect the app, choose what starts the workflow, add what should happen.

  1. Connect

    Authorise SavvyCal once

    Add a SavvyCal connection under Connects and reuse it in every workflow. Credentials stay in your WordPress database.

  2. Trigger

    Pick what starts it

    Start from a SavvyCal event, or from a WordPress event, a form, a webhook, a schedule or any of the 918+ integrations, then capture a sample so later steps can map real fields.

  3. Act

    Add SavvyCal steps and logic

    Chain SavvyCal actions with Router, Filter, Iterator and Delay, test each step against captured data, then switch the workflow on.

SavvyCal workflows people build

Each example pairs SavvyCal with an app it is often used with. Build any of them on the canvas, or start from the workflow library.

When form submission received in Contact Form 7, create an event in SavvyCal

Contact Form 7 to SavvyCal

When a new event is created in SavvyCal, create a new user in WordPress and email the login details to user

SavvyCal to WordPress, then Email SMTP

When an event is rescheduled in SavvyCal, notify the user via WhatsApp using WA.Team, add the data to Google Spreadsheet

SavvyCal to WhatsApp by WA.Team, then Google Sheets

When an event is cancelled in SavvyCal, remove role from WordPress user

SavvyCal to WordPress

When a new order is received in WooCommerce, create an event in SavvyCal

WooCommerce to SavvyCal

When form submission received in Elementor Pro form, toggle the state of the scheduled link in SavvyCal

Elementor to SavvyCal

Connect SavvyCal with other apps

857 apps have triggers or actions that work with SavvyCal. The ones used together most often come first.

About SavvyCal

FlowMattic integration version 1.0

SavvyCal is scheduling software that helps people to find a time to meet instantly

SavvyCal integration changelog

What changed in each version of the integration.

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