Well, looks like this is the first ever Calendly Community Product Update. Cue a weird sense of excitement and nerves.
And while this all (*points to literally everything*) is a work in progress with dust still flying around wildly, we’re excited to get this little community of ours off the ground and into the hands of our users. One of the things we’re looking forward to doing is giving you - yeah! you! - a regular round up of all things Calendly.
Ready? Let’s go.
New & Improved Microsoft Outlook Add-In
Our Microsoft Outlook add-in has been available for awhile now and it was time for some well-deserved upgrades. With our new & improved Outlook add-in, you can:
Search, star, and access all of your Event Types (that's right — all of 'em!)
Quickly add time slots to emails for scan-and-click booking
Share your scheduling links
Create meeting polls to easily find the best time for everyone
Create one-off meetings
Enhancements to Lead Routing
Y’all appear to love Calendly Routing and uh, WE DO TOO. Which is perfect because that love has manifested in our most requested updates to routing going live. So what’s new?
PARDOT (Salesforce Marketing Cloud)
Route and schedule qualified leads from the Pardot marketing forms on your website
SALESFORCE
Use Salesforce intelligence to filter assigned sales reps by any field — deal stage, territory, etc.
MARKETO
Access meeting event data in Adobe Marketo to track campaign performance and automate email retargeting campaigns
See it in action here: https://calnd.ly/44AIiat
Personal Analytics Dashboards
Ever find yourself thinking “I wonder how many meetings I’m scheduling. And when? Any trends?” Well, now you can know all the things with our new personal analytics dashboards. This pleases your friendly neighborhood data nerd.
View your popular meeting times, top event types, and more
See what’s going well and where to make adjustments
If you're on a multi-user plan, access your personal analytics by going to Account --> Analytics.
There is definitely more good stuff coming your way. What do you want to see Calendly tackle next?