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Can I trust Callie with my work and data?
Callie helps schedule, prep, and summarize meetings while keeping you in control: it accesses only necessary Calendly data, never sells or trains on it, encrypts information, and asks your approval for actions
3 min read·Updated September 29, 2026
Where is my Callie data stored and how is it protected?
Explains where Callie stores and protects data: US Google Cloud and AWS centers, encrypted in transit and at rest, organization-only access, no AI training on your data, limited processors, email stays in your inbox, chat history retained
3 min read·Updated September 29, 2026

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Connect your calendar to Calendly

Learn how to connect your calendar to Calendly for better scheduling. Sync meetings, prevent double-booking, and coordinate team availability easily. The article outlines compatible calendars, connection options, and tips for seamless integration.

Help Center / Integrations / Calendar connections

Here’s how to connect your calendar to Calendly so your availability stays in sync and avoids double bookings:

In Calendly, go to Availability → Calendar settings.
Select + Connect calendar account and choose your calendar type (for example, Google, Outlook/Office 365, or Exchange).
Sign in to your calendar account and allow access.
Select the calendar(s) Calendly should check for conflicts, and choose where new bookings go.
Save your settings and make sure your calendar shows as connected.

Once connected, Calendly checks your calendar for busy times and adds new meetings to it. If you connect more than one calendar, choose one as your main calendar for bookings.

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Embed options overview

Discover how to seamlessly embed Calendly on your website with options like inline, pop-up text, and pop-up widget. Explore tailored instructions for various website providers and learn about advanced customization features for developers.

Help Center / Integrations / Embed options

Calendly offers three embed options:

Inline embed – Displays your scheduling page directly within your website.
Pop-up text – Opens your scheduling page in a pop-up when a link is clicked.
Pop-up widget – Adds a floating button to your page that opens a pop-up when selected.

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How to add Calendly to your website

Learn how to seamlessly add Calendly to your website with step-by-step instructions. Discover options for embedding, customizing appearance, and integrating with various website providers to enhance user scheduling experiences directly on your site.

Help Center / Integrations / Embed options

To add Calendly to your website:

Choose the page you want to embed:
* Landing page embed – Displays all active personal or team event types.
* Booking page embed – Displays a single event type.
Select the three dots (•••) next to your chosen page, then click Add to website.
Choose your embed type: inline embed, pop-up widget, or pop-up text.
Select Continue, make any adjustments, then click Copy code.

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How to troubleshoot unavailable times that should be available

Learn how to troubleshoot unavailable times in Calendly using the Troubleshoot Tool. Discover how to identify time-blocking issues, understand troubleshoot codes, and make necessary adjustments to ensure invitees can schedule with you correctly.

Help Center / Scheduling / Availability

To troubleshoot unavailable times that should be available:

Open the event type you want to review from your Scheduling page.
Select Preview.
Click Troubleshoot at the bottom of the preview page.
Choose the date and time that appear unavailable but should be open.
Review the list of reasons explaining why the time is not available.

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How to connect your Google Calendar

Learn how to connect your Google Calendar to Calendly to streamline scheduling, prevent double bookings, and automate meeting management. Customize settings for availability checks, event additions, and real-time syncing for an efficient calendar ...

Help Center / Integrations / Calendar connections

To set up your Google Calendar:

Go to Settings → Scheduling → Calendars.
Select Connect next to Google Calendar.
Sign in to your Google account when prompted and return to Calendly.
Select which calendars to check under Calendars to check for conflicts and choose a calendar under Calendar to add events to.

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How to fine-tune your availability settings

Discover how to fine-tune your Calendly availability settings by adjusting time increments, limiting bookings, preventing last-minute appointments, locking time zones, and hiding events. Optimize your scheduling efficiency and manage your time eff...

Help Center / Scheduling / Availability

Here's how to fine-tune your availability:

Go to your Scheduling page and select the event type you want to update.
Select More options and open the section you want to edit.
* Limits and buffers: Set meeting limits and buffer times
* Free/busy rules: Choose what this meeting takes priority over
* Booking page options: Set start time increments

When you’re done, select Save changes. Then check your booking page to make sure it looks right.

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How to connect your Office 365 or Outlook.com calendar

Learn how to connect your Office 365 or Outlook.com calendar to Calendly for seamless scheduling. Manage availability, prevent double bookings, and customize how Calendly interacts with your calendar to optimize your scheduling experience.

Help Center / Integrations / Calendar connections

To set up your Office 365 or Outlook.com calendar:

Go to Settings → Scheduling → Calendars.
Select Connect next to Outlook Calendar.
Sign in to your Microsoft account when prompted and return to Calendly.
Select which calendars to check under Calendars to check for conflicts and choose a calendar under Calendar to add events to.

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How to use buffers

Learn how to effectively use buffer times in Calendly to enhance meeting prep and reduce stress. Customize buffer settings for each event type, manage visibility on your calendar, and ensure smooth scheduling without overlaps.

Help Center / Scheduling / Availability

Here’s how to add time before or after meetings using buffers:

Go to the Scheduling page and select the event type you want to edit.
Select More options, then Limits and buffers.
Select + Set buffer time.
Add your preferred buffer time before and/or after the meeting.
Select Save changes.

Your buffer changes will apply to new bookings and help prevent back-to-back meetings.

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How to add Calendly to a WordPress site

Learn how to seamlessly embed Calendly on your WordPress site with this step-by-step guide. Discover methods for both WordPress.com and WordPress.org users, including inline embeds and pop-ups to enhance booking capabilities.

Help Center / Integrations / Embed options

Here's how to add your Calendly scheduler to a WordPress site:

Get your embed code — In Calendly, select the three dots next to event type or landing page you want to share and select Add to website. Choose how you want it to appear, then select Copy code.
Open your WordPress dashboard and go to the page where you want the scheduler to appear.
Add a Custom HTML block (or Custom HTML widget) and paste the Calendly embed code.
Select Publish or Update, then preview the page to confirm the scheduler displays correctly.

If your plan doesn't support HTML embeds, you can add a link to your Calendly scheduling page instead.

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How to set meeting limits

Learn how to set meeting limits in Calendly to prevent overbooking and manage your availability effectively. Control bookings per specific event or across all events, ensuring you maintain time for other priorities while managing your schedule.

Help Center / Scheduling / Availability

Here's how to set up meeting limits:

Go to your Scheduling page and open the Event Type you want to edit.
Select More options, then find Limits and buffers.
Turn on Meeting limits and choose how many times this Event Type can be booked per day, week, or month.
Save your changes so the limits apply.

The next time someone books this Event Type, Calendly will enforce the limits you set.

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