Bookings and Slack workflows you can build
Each one uses only triggers and actions the two integrations ship today, plus FlowMattic's own tools. Where the library has a ready-made template, import it instead of building from scratch.
Ready-made template Post each new booking in a Slack channel
Everyone who covers the calendar sees who booked, which calendar and when as soon as the booking is made, so nobody has to refresh the bookings screen.
New Booking→Send Channel Message
View the templateTell the front desk when a cancellation frees a slot
A cancelled booking posts the freed time to the reception channel, so staff can offer it to someone on the waiting list or move another client forward.
Booking Cancelled→Send Channel Message
Message the host when their session is rescheduled
Hosts are the ones who need to know. The workflow matches the host's email to their Slack account and sends the old and new time in a direct message.
Booking Rescheduled→Find User by Email→Send Direct Message
Ask no-shows to rebook and let the team know
When a booking is marked no-show, the attendee gets a friendly email with a link to book again, and a private channel records the miss for whoever handles fees.
Booking Marked No-Show→Send Email to Booking→Send Private Channel Message
Tell a rep when their one-time link is used
Sales reps send single-use booking links to prospects. When the link is booked, the rep gets a direct message, which is often the first sign the prospect is serious.
Single-Use Calendar Booking Received→Find User by Email→Send Direct Message
Share today's bookings every morning
At the start of the day Find Bookings lists today's sessions and one Slack message gives the team the agenda: times, names and calendars.
Schedule→Find Bookings→Send Channel Message
Remind the host to follow up after a completed session
Once a booking is marked completed, Slack sets a reminder for the host for the next morning to send notes, an invoice or a review request.
Booking Completed→Add Reminder