Claude Calendly connectorWhat Claude can do in your Calendly account.

Returns the Calendly user who is connected, so Claude knows whose calendar and whose event types it is working with before it answers anything else.

Fetches the profile of a specific Calendly user from its unique identifier, which Claude may need when a meeting or a membership points to someone else in your organization.

Lists the kinds of meetings a user or an organization offers: a short intro, a 30-minute demo, a paid consultation. Claude reads this catalogue before talking about any booking.

Opens a single event type in detail, with its duration, location and settings, so Claude answers precisely rather than from the name alone.

Looks up the free slots of an event type over a period. Claude can then tell you, or a prospect, exactly when you are bookable next week.

Returns the availability schedules attached to an event type, meaning the weekly rules that decide when that meeting can be booked at all.

Lists the meeting locations a user has configured, such as a video platform, a phone number or a physical address. Claude uses it to say where a meeting will actually happen.

Lists the meetings already booked in your calendar. Claude can summarise your week, spot a crowded day or find the session you are thinking of.

Pulls the full details of one booked meeting: time, event type, location and status. Claude reads it when you point to a specific appointment.

Lists the people who booked a given meeting, which matters for group sessions, webinars or workshops where several guests share one slot and you need the full attendee list.

Returns what Calendly holds on one guest of one meeting, as Calendly exposes them for that booking. Claude can brief you on that person before the call.

Lists all the availability schedules a user has, for example a standard week and a summer week, so Claude can compare them side by side and tell you which one is active.

Opens one availability schedule in detail, with its daily hours and exceptions. Claude reads it to explain precisely when, and on which days, people can book you.

Returns the periods when a user is already occupied within a date range, as Calendly sees them. It helps Claude reason about your real load, not just your published hours.

Reads the record that marks a guest as absent from a meeting, so Claude can confirm that a no-show was logged, for which meeting, and when it was recorded.

Retrieves the details of the Calendly organization you belong to. Claude uses it as context when your question concerns the whole team rather than your own calendar.

Returns every member of your Calendly organization. Claude can answer who is on the account, as your own role lets you see it, and help you find the right colleague for a meeting.

Returns the details of one person's membership in the organization, such as their role. Useful when Claude has to tell an admin from a regular member.

Lists the invitations to join your organization that nobody has accepted yet. Claude can remind you who is still waiting.

Lists the routing forms of your organization, those short questionnaires that route each visitor to the right person or event type.

Opens one routing form in detail, with its questions and the rules that decide where each answer leads. Claude can explain the logic in plain words.

Lists the answers people submitted through a routing form. Claude can count them, group them or spot a pattern in who is asking for what.

Retrieves a single submission of a routing form, with every answer the visitor gave. Claude reads it when you want the story behind one lead.

Lists the skills Calendly makes available through the connector. Calendly documents the tool this way and does not detail what a skill contains, so Claude consults the list and nothing more is promised here.

Retrieves one specific Calendly skill so Claude can use its content. The publisher describes it in one line, without detailing what each skill holds, so this page does not go further.