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In referencing this API documentation:
https://calendly.stoplight.io/docs/api-docs-v1/c2NoOjE4NzA3MzM-webhook-payload

It says the following: “Human-readable moment when the event starts in invitee's timezone (e.g. "12:00pm - Wednesday, March 14, 2018")”

This should mean that the webhook payload data here contains the start time for the invitee, so if this was pulled out of a payload and sent in an email, it wouldn’t be confusing to the invitee regarding what time their meeting is at.

Ours, however, ALWAYS sends this in pacific time. We have tested internally with 3 different employees in different time zones and all three have ended up with the invitee start time showing pacific time. Our Calendly is set to mountain time, as well as our Zoho Flow (although this shouldn’t affect anything).

What is more interesting, is in the same exact payload, a field titled, “timezone” (the timezone of the invitee) comes across with the correct timezone.

Any ideas?

 

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