This template starts when YouCanBook.Me records a new booking, then adds a Google Sheets row with the client, time, and custom fields you map.
Connect YouCanBook.Me and Google Sheets. Put YouCanBook.Me access on that connection and point Sheets at the worksheet you use as the booking log.
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The scenario starts when a new booking is created in YouCanBook.Me.
Google Sheets adds client name, email, appointment time, and the custom fields you map.
Add a YouCanBook.Me connection. Add a trigger for new bookings on the calendar you want to log.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a worksheet with columns for name, email, time, and any custom booking fields.
Add a single Sheets row. Map booking fields from YouCanBook.Me onto those columns. Create a test booking and confirm the row appears.
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