This template starts when a new appointment is booked in Acuity Scheduling and writes the client into HighLevel as a contact.
Name, email, phone, and appointment time come from the booking. Connect Acuity Scheduling and HighLevel, then map those fields onto the contact. Use this when LeadConnector is your HighLevel location.
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The scenario starts when a client books in Acuity Scheduling.
HighLevel creates or updates the contact with name, email, phone, and appointment time from the booking.
Add an Acuity Scheduling connection and sign in with access to the calendar that takes bookings.
Add a HighLevel connection for the LeadConnector location that should receive contacts. Put the HighLevel key on that connection.
Add an Acuity Scheduling trigger for new appointments and select the calendar you care about.
On HighLevel upsert contact, map client name, email, phone, and appointment time from the Acuity booking.
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