This template starts when Acuity Scheduling creates an appointment. JavaScript reads client name, email, appointment type, and start time, then monday.com creates an item on the board you choose. Connect Acuity Scheduling and monday.com, and put the monday.com API key on the monday.com connection.
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The scenario starts when a client books on the Acuity calendar you connect.
JavaScript pulls client name, email, appointment type, and start time from the booking.
monday.com creates an item on the board you set and fills the columns you mapped.
Add an Acuity Scheduling connection with permission to read appointments. Add a trigger for new appointments.
Add a monday.com connection and paste your monday.com API key there. Pick the board and group that should receive bookings.
In JavaScript, read client name, email, type, and start time, then create the monday.com item. Book a test appointment and confirm the item on the board.
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