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Frequently Asked Questions about Bookly + Webhooks by Zapier integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Bookly and Webhooks by Zapier
What is Bookly and how does it work with Webhooks by Zapier?
Bookly is an online booking and scheduling software. By integrating it with Webhooks by Zapier, you can automate workflows such as sending booking data to other applications. Our webhook integration allows you to trigger events in real-time whenever a new booking is made or an appointment is updated.
How do I set up a trigger for when a new appointment is created in Bookly using Webhooks by Zapier?
To set up a trigger, first create a webhook URL in Zapier. Then, add this URL to your Bookly settings under the notifications or webhook section. Whenever a new appointment is created, Bookly will send the data payload to the provided URL.
Can I use Webhooks by Zapier with Bookly to update customer details automatically in my CRM?
Yes, you can set up an action in your Zap that uses information from the webhook trigger to update customer information in your CRM automatically. This ensures that your customer records are always current without manually updating them.
Is it possible to send notification emails based on events triggered in Bookly via webhooks?
Absolutely, you can create Zaps that send notification emails whenever specific events occur in Bookly, like booking confirmations or cancellations. By using a service like Gmail or Mailchimp within your Zap's actions, automated emails can be dispatched following these triggers.
What types of data can be transmitted from Bookly through webhooks?
The data transmitted through webhooks includes details such as customer name, appointment time and date, service booked, and any additional notes included during the booking process. This information helps ensure seamless integration with other apps and services.
How do I test if my webhook integration between Bookly and another app is working correctly?
You can test your integration by creating test bookings within Bookly after setting up your webhook URL. Monitor the receiving application to verify that it has received the correct data payload each time a test event occurs.
Are there any limitations on using Webhooks by Zapier with Bookly for real-time updates?
While webhooks enable real-time updates between applications, factors such as network latency and system processing times may introduce slight delays. However, these scenarios are rare and generally negligible unless under heavy load conditions.
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Supported triggers and actions
Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.
- New Appointment
Triggers when a new appointment is created.
Try It - New or Updated Appointment
Triggers when a new appointment is created or modified.
Try It - URLRequired
- Key
- Deduplication Key
- Xpath
- Basic Auth
- Headers
Try It- Key
Try It
- New Customer
Triggers when a new customer is created.
Try It - Updated Appointment
Triggers when an appointment is modified.
Try It - Catch Raw Hook
Wait for a new POST, PUT, or GET to a Zapier URL. Gives the request body unparsed (max 2 MB) and also includes headers.
Try It - MethodRequired
- URLRequired
- Data Pass-Through?
- Data
- Unflatten
- Basic Auth
- Headers