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Connect TidyCal to HelloGrowthCRM

TidyCal is a simple online scheduling tool that lets individuals and small teams share a booking link for clients to reserve calendar time, positioned as a lighter-weight alternative to larger scheduling suites.

Quick answer

Does HelloGrowthCRM integrate with TidyCal?

Not natively yet — TidyCal is a planned integration. TidyCal supports webhook notifications for booking events, so a team can point those at a HelloGrowthCRM inbound webhook, or connect through Zapier or Make where a TidyCal trigger is available.

Overview

TidyCal is a simple online scheduling tool that lets individuals and small teams share a booking link for clients to reserve calendar time, positioned as a lighter-weight alternative to larger scheduling suites.

HelloGrowthCRM does not have a native TidyCal connector yet — it is on the email / calendar extras list of planned integrations. That does not mean the two cannot work together today.

TidyCal supports webhook notifications for booking events, so a team can point those at a HelloGrowthCRM inbound webhook, or connect through Zapier or Make where a TidyCal trigger is available.

What a TidyCal link would do

  • A new TidyCal booking from an unrecognised contact creates a lead with the meeting type logged on the activity timeline.
  • A TidyCal booking marked as cancelled creates a task for the owner to follow up and offer a new time.
  • A completed TidyCal meeting updates the linked deal stage to reflect that the call has taken place.

How to connect TidyCal today

TidyCal supports webhook notifications for booking events, so a team can point those at a HelloGrowthCRM inbound webhook, or connect through Zapier or Make where a TidyCal trigger is available.

Best practices

  • Start with the one TidyCal event your team acts on most, send only that into HelloGrowthCRM, and check a week of records before adding more.
  • Pick one matching key for TidyCal records — usually work email or phone — so an event updates the existing lead instead of creating a duplicate.
  • Name an owner for the TidyCal connection: whoever set up the webhook or Zap should also be the person who notices when it stops.

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Governance

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