Notetaker API and webhooks
Introduced a new Notetaker API with webhook support, enabling integrations to capture and respond to note-taking events in real time.
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Introduced a new Notetaker API with webhook support, enabling integrations to capture and respond to note-taking events in real time.
Calendly has released a new Contacts API and webhook support, enabling developers to programmatically manage contacts and receive real-time event notifications.
Introduced a new Contacts API and webhook support, enabling developers to programmatically manage contacts and receive real-time event notifications.
New API endpoint added to the Scheduling API that enables creating event invitees, expanding programmatic scheduling capabilities.
Release of Calendly MCP Server for March 2026, enabling integration and automation capabilities for scheduling and calendar management.
Calendly API now supports fine-grained authorization scopes, allowing users to grant limited access permissions for API integrations rather than full account access.
October 2025 release of the Scheduling API introducing new capabilities and improvements to Calendly's API platform.
New APIs now allow developers to programmatically create and update event types, enabling automated event type management through Calendly's API.
Event Type details now include locale information, allowing better customization and localization of scheduling experiences.
Calendly is requiring migration to API v2. Users must update their integrations to continue using the Calendly API.
Calendly has released a new Get Organization API endpoint, enabling integrations to retrieve organization information programmatically.
Improvements have been made to the List Organization Memberships functionality to enhance usability and performance.
The Organization information now includes a Kind field to provide additional classification details about organization types.
User information endpoints now include language preference data, allowing applications to better localize content and communications for each user.
The Create Share API now supports duration options, allowing developers to specify event durations when creating shareable scheduling links.
Embed now supports a new page resize event option, allowing developers to handle resize events when the embedded calendar changes dimensions.
Calendly now offers a Groups API and Groups Scope, enabling developers to programmatically manage and access group scheduling functionality through the API.
The List User's Event Type API endpoint has been enhanced to support Event Type permissions, allowing better control over which event types users can access.
Calendly has enhanced the sign-up options available on its Developer Portal to provide improved flexibility and functionality for developers integrating with the platform.
Calendly released API enhancements in March 2024 to improve the overall product experience for developers and users integrating with the platform.
Calendly has updated its API to improve accessibility features and make it easier for developers to build inclusive integrations with the platform.
Rate limits on APIs have been updated for customers on the Free tier, changing the API usage constraints for that plan level.
API rate limits are now applied to customers on the Free billing tier to ensure fair resource usage across all users.
Calendly has released an API that enables creating collective ad-hoc meeting links, allowing users to generate one-time meeting links for group meetings without the need for pre-scheduled events.
Added a new API endpoint to list hosts for event types, enabling developers to retrieve and manage event type hosting information programmatically.
Rate limiting has been implemented on Calendly's public APIs to protect service stability and prevent abuse. This ensures fair resource allocation across all users.
Calendly has implemented rate limits to protect API stability and ensure fair service usage across all users.
OAuth application owners can now edit application attributes after creation, enabling greater flexibility in managing OAuth app settings and metadata.
Calendly released an API for the customize event once and share feature, enabling developers to programmatically create and manage customized event experiences.
Developers can now manage their apps directly through the developer portal, enabling self-service configuration and control without manual intervention.
Added ability to delete scheduled events data. This feature allows users to manage and remove event records from their calendar system.
The API now includes information to identify which event types are managed when returning the list of event types for a user, making it easier to distinguish between different types of events.
Calendly now supports user calendar availability, allowing scheduling based on real-time calendar data to prevent double-bookings.
Introduced the Activity Log API, enabling users to access and track system activity logs programmatically through Calendly's API infrastructure.
Users can now view and share available times for a given Event Type, making it easier to see scheduling options and distribute availability information.
Calendly released a new Routing Forms API and webhook functionality, enabling developers to programmatically manage routing forms and receive real-time notifications when forms are submitted.
Calendly released a new Cancel Event API that allows developers to programmatically cancel scheduled meetings, enabling meeting cancellation functionality through the API.
Calendly now supports personal access tokens as an authentication method for API requests, providing a more secure alternative for programmatic access.
The HTTP error code and title response for the Invite User to Org API endpoint have been updated to provide more accurate error handling and clarity.
Calendly now syncs invitee no-show data across integrated systems, allowing you to track and manage no-show information in your connected platforms.
The Webhook payload now includes the subscription creator URI, providing more complete context about who created a subscription when webhooks are triggered.
Event Types can now be filtered by their active or inactive status, allowing users to more easily manage and organize their event type catalog.
The scheduled event endpoints now include a new 'cancellation' object in their responses, providing additional details about event cancellations.
The event type endpoint now includes an organization parameter, allowing users to filter or specify event types by organization.
Access tokens have been updated to contain more characters, providing increased security and token entropy for better protection.
Webhook signing keys are now supported for webhook subscriptions created using personal access tokens, improving security for webhook integrations.
The Invitee model now includes payment amount information, allowing you to access payment details directly from invitee records.
Calendly now allows developers to programmatically create single-use booking links via API, enabling more flexible scheduling workflows and controlled access to booking pages.
The Event Resource now includes additional guests in its response, allowing you to see all attendees associated with an event through the API.
The Invitee model now includes a cancellation event, allowing better tracking and handling of cancelled meetings.
The scheduled events API endpoint now includes an organization parameter, allowing better filtering and organization of scheduled event data.
The invitee resource now includes cancel and reschedule links, allowing users to programmatically manage invitations with these operations.
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