Calendly + Pinterest

Create custom actions on Pinterest for new invitees added in Calendly

Enhance your workflow by integrating your Calendly and Pinterest apps. Each time a new invitee signs up on Calendly, a custom action will be triggered on Pinterest - without requiring any manual intervention. This integration simplifies your task management process, offering an efficient way of bridging your scheduling and social media engagements.

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Invitee Created
Triggers when an invitee schedules an event
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Custom Actions (Beta)
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Supported triggers and actions

What does this mean?

- Webhook subscription scopeRequired
Trigger
Instant
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New Board
Triggers when you create a new board. Note that a "secret" board will not trigger your Zap.
Trigger
Scheduled
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- Board
Trigger
Scheduled
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- Api Docs Info
- HTTP MethodRequired
- URLRequired
- Query String Parameters
- Headers
- Additional Request Headers
- Body
Action
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- Webhook subscription scopeRequired
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Instant
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New Follower
Triggers when you get a new follower.
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Scheduled
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- BoardRequired
- ImageRequired
- Link
- Title
- Description
Action
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About Calendly

Calendly is an elegant and simple scheduling tool for businesses that eliminates email back and forth. It helps save time so that businesses can provide great service and increase sales.

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Scheduling & Booking

About Pinterest

Pinterest is the world’s catalog of ideas that more than 100 million people around the world use every month to get more creative in their everyday lives. Save images and videos ("Pins") to curated collections ("Boards") from any website, or upload your own. Build your online presence and grow your audience by sharing your visual catalog, and track what your audience thinks through their Likes and repins.

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