Acuity Scheduling + Teamup Calendar

Acuity Scheduling + Teamup Calendar integrations

Block off time in Acuity Scheduling for new or updated events in Teamup Calendar

Stay organized with Teamup Calendar and Acuity Scheduling working in tandem efficiently. Whenever a new or updated event occurs in Teamup Calendar, it automatically sets up blocked off time in Acuity Scheduling. This smooth, streamlined workflow ensures your schedules are instantly updated, saving you time and keeping errors at a minimum.

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New or Updated EventTriggers when an event is created or updated (except when it's cancelled).
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Add Blocked Off TimeBlock off a new range of time on your schedule.
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More things you can do with Teamup Calendar and Acuity Scheduling

Discover other triggers and actions you can use with Teamup Calendar and Acuity Scheduling

- Sub-calendar
  Required
Trigger
Polling
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- Sub-calendar
  Required
- Time Before
  Required
- Time Before (Unit)
  Required
- Search Term
Trigger
Polling
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- Sub-calendar
  Required
- Search Term
  Required
Trigger
Polling
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New Sub-Calendar
Triggers when a Sub-Calendar is created.
Trigger
Polling
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- Sub-calendar Name
  Required
- Active
  Required
- Sub-calendar Color
  Required
- Overlap Events
  Required
Action
Write

- Sub-calendar
  Required
- Event
  Required
- Event Title
- Start Date
  Required
- End Date
  Required
- All Day
- Who (Event Field)
- Location (Event Field)
- Description (Event Field)
- Remote ID
Action
Write
- Remote ID
Action
Search

- Calendar
- Appointment Type
Trigger
Instant
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- Calendar
- Appointment Type
Trigger
Instant
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- Coupon
  Required
- Certificate Code
Action
Write
- Calendar
  Required
- Start Date and Time
  Required
- End Date and Time
  Required
- Notes
Action
Write
Add or Update Client
This action updates a client's information in Acuity Scheduling. If the client does not exist, it creates a new client.
Action
Write
- First Name
- Last Name
- E-Mail
Action
Search

- Sub-calendar
  Required
- Search Term
Trigger
Polling
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- Sub-calendar
  Required
Trigger
Polling
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- Sub-calendar
  Required
Trigger
Polling
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- Sub-calendar
  Required
- Event Title
- Start Date
  Required
- End Date
  Required
- All Day
- Who (Event Field)
- Location (Event Field)
- Description (Event Field)
- Remote ID
Action
Write
- Sub-calendar
  Required
- Event
  Required
Action
Write
- Sub-calendar
  Required
- Sub-calendar Name
  Required
- Active
  Required
- Sub-calendar Color
  Required
- Overlap Events
  Required
Action
Write
- Time Before (Unit)
- Appointment Type
- Calendar
- Time Before
  Required
Trigger
Polling
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- Calendar
- Appointment Type
Trigger
Instant
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New Product Order
Triggers when a new order is completed.
Trigger
Instant
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- Package
  Required
- Certificate Code
- Email Address
Action
Write
- Api_docs_info
- Stop on error
  Required
- HTTP Method
  Required
- URL
  Required
- Query string parameters
- Additional request headers
- Body
Action
Write
- Appointment ID
  Required
Action
Search

About Acuity Scheduling

Easy online appointment scheduling software. Save time by having clients book appointments, complete custom intake forms, and pay in advance 24/7 anywhere in the world.

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About Teamup Calendar

Teamup is a calendar tool for groups and businesses. Teamup makes it easy to organize teams, schedule jobs, manage availability of people and resources, and share with any users with customizable access control.

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Create events in Teamup Calendar for new appointments in Acuity Scheduling

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