This template starts when Calendly creates or cancels an invitee, maps name, email, event type, and start time in JavaScript, then adds and tags the contact in KlickTipp for a booking, or unsubscribes them for a cancellation. Connect Calendly and KlickTipp. Put the KlickTipp API key on the KlickTipp connection.
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The scenario starts when Calendly creates or cancels an invitee on the event type you watch.
JavaScript turns name, email, event type, and start time into KlickTipp fields. Guest emails are mapped the same way.
For a booking, KlickTipp adds the contact and applies your campaign tag. For a cancellation, KlickTipp unsubscribes that email.
Add a Calendly connection. Add a trigger for a new invitee, and a second trigger for a canceled invitee, on the event types that should update KlickTipp.
Add a KlickTipp connection and paste your KlickTipp API key there.
In JavaScript, map invitee name, email, event type, and start time. On a booking, add the contact and tag them for the campaign. On a cancellation, unsubscribe that email. Book and cancel a test event and confirm KlickTipp.
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