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Hi everyone,
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction—I've been struggling to find a clean solution for this in Calendly.
I run a firm and rely heavily on Calendly + Zoom for large zoom meetings. Many of these meetings involve multiple participants , but the core issue is handling no-shows efficiently.
What I'm trying to achieve:
- When someone books a time slot via Calendly...
- If they don't show up for the Zoom call...
- Automatically send them a rescheduling workflow/email with a link to book a new time—without me having to manually check attendance and mark each person as a no-show one by one.
In 2026, with Calendly's scale and features, this feels like it should be a standard, built-in capability. Right now, if 50 people book slots and only 25 show, I end up manually reviewing and marking no-shows for the other 25 just to trigger any follow-up. It feels very manual and outdated for a modern scheduling tool.
Has anyone set this up successfully? Specifically:
- Is there a native Calendly Workflow (e.g., the no-show trigger) that can automate reschedule prompts without full manual marking?
- Any reliable integrations (Zapier, Make.com, etc.) that detect Zoom attendance and auto-trigger a reschedule link?
- Or workarounds that have worked well for group interviews/recruiting use cases?
I'd really appreciate any tips, templates, or links—thanks in advance for the help!
