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QUESTION ABOUT ZOOM NO SHOWS AND AUTO MARKING OF WHO SHOWED FOR MY ZOOM

  • March 18, 2026
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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 It feels very manual and outdated for a modern scheduling tool.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!

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jillian
  • jillian
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  • March 19, 2026

Hi ​@cuttycutts,

The core issue is that Calendly doesn’t automatically know who attended a Zoom meeting. That information just doesn’t flow naturally from Zoom - not back into Google Calendar, Outlook, etc. So as of right now, there’s no built-in way to say: “If Zoom says they didn’t join → trigger Calendly no-show workflow”.

So in order to make this work, you’d need to:

  • Get meeting participant report from Zoom: I’m not a Zoom expert unfortunately, but a quick Google did reveal that you should be able to get a meeting participants report from Zoom (more on that here). I think there are also some Zoom add-ons out there that can automate this a bit, but I know even less about those. Worth looking into though!

  • Compare to Calendly invitees: You can pull your Calendly meeting data from the Meetings page (more on that here). From here, I’d probably grab the relevant data from the Zoom report and Calendly export and drop them in a Google sheet since it’s easier to add into a Zapier workflow. Or better yet, leverage a Formatter / Code step in Zapier.

  • Identify who doesn’t show up on both lists: Variety of methods. Pick the one you prefer, but the goal would be to end with just a list of who didn’t show.

  • Mark invitees as no-shows: Use the Calendly trigger to mark noted invitees as no-shows.

  • Trigger follow-up: Trigger the native Calendly workflow.

 

Definitely not an easy solution, but it’s something! I’ll certainly pass this along to Product too as the no-show flow between video tool and Calendly could benefit from a feature like this.

 

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