SchedulingKit
Integrations

Scheduling Integrations
for Every Workflow

Each integration below is labeled by how it actually connects: a native connector, a website embed, a Zapier recipe, or the REST API.

SchedulingKit connects natively to Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple iCloud calendars (busy-time checks plus booking events), Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams (meeting links for bookings), Stripe, PayPal and Square (online booking payments), Slack (booking alerts) and SMS reminders. WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and Shopify use a booking embed. CRM, email-marketing and database tools such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Notion and Airtable connect through Zapier. Developers can use the REST API and signed webhooks.

Known issue: signing in to the SchedulingKit app inside Zapier with an API token currently fails. Until that’s fixed, add a webhook in SchedulingKit (Settings → Webhooks, Pro plan and above) that points to a Webhooks by Zapier “Catch Hook” trigger. See API & webhooks

Scheduling integrations connect your booking system to the tools you already use, calendars, video platforms, payment gateways, and team communication apps, so data flows automatically the moment an appointment is confirmed. No more copying bookings between systems or re-entering client details.

Every card below shows how that integration connects. Native connectors are set up inside SchedulingKit. Website embeds place your booking page on your own site. Zapier recipes need a Zapier account and a Zap you configure. Webex is listed for transparency: there is no native Webex connector today.

Why Integrations Matter

Every time you manually copy a booking into your calendar or re-enter client details into a CRM, you lose time and risk mistakes. Scheduling integrations eliminate double-entry by connecting your booking system directly to the tools you already use, calendars, video platforms, payment gateways, and team communication apps, so data flows automatically the moment an appointment is confirmed.

Context switching is one of the biggest hidden costs in any service business. When your scheduling tool talks to Slack, Zoom, and Stripe simultaneously, your team stays in a single workflow instead of jumping between tabs. Notifications arrive where your team already works, meeting links generate themselves, and payments settle without a second click.

Connected calendars also cut scheduling conflicts. SchedulingKit checks the busy times on the calendars you select before offering a slot, and writes each new booking back to your calendar, so clients see open times that reflect your real schedule.

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