Follow the meeting lifecycle
Trigger updates when meetings are booked, rescheduled, cancelled, completed, or marked as a no-show.
Workflows for the meeting lifecycle
Automate email, Slack, and webhook notifications around your meetings. Keep reps informed from the first booking to the follow-up.
Choose a booking event, select the routers or links it applies to, and decide what happens next. Let the routine updates take care of themselves.

Keep notifications tied to the routers and booking links that need them.
Trigger updates when meetings are booked, rescheduled, cancelled, completed, or marked as a no-show.
Apply a workflow to all sources of a supported type, or select specific routers and booking links.
Send your team a heads-up before a meeting and a follow-up prompt after it ends. Set the timing around the meeting itself.
Choose how many minutes before or after a meeting an update should run. Notify the assignee or configured email recipients.
For form and click routers, notify your team when a prospect submits but doesn’t complete a booking.
Send updates to the places your team already works. Combine supported actions in a workflow and review what happened when it ran.
Email the assigned rep or specific recipients, and post a message to a connected Slack channel.
Send meeting context to an external endpoint. Use action logs to inspect execution and investigate delivery issues.
FAQ
Workflows connect supported form and meeting events to notifications. Actions include Slack messages, email to the assigned rep or specific recipients, and webhooks.
Yes. Before-meeting and after-meeting triggers let you set a time offset in minutes and choose the actions to run.
Yes. Choose the source type and limit the workflow to selected sources, such as a specific form router or booking link. Available triggers depend on the source type.
Yes. Preview the action output or send a test. Test emails go to the current user; Slack and webhook tests are identified as test deliveries.
Routing rules and CRM record actions are configured separately in routers. Workflows handle notifications and webhook actions around supported events.
Meeting lifecycle triggers support outbound routers where outbound routing is enabled. Availability depends on your account setup.
Build a consistent follow-up process around the meetings your team books.