Clay (clay.earth)

Clay enhances your memory of professional contacts, and with CalendarLink, you can easily turn those memories into actionable events with Add-to-Calendar features.

Why Use Calendar Links in Clay (clay.earth)

Reduce no-shows and boost attendance by integrating Add-to-Calendar functionality directly within Clay.

  • Create universal Add-to-Calendar links with one-click setup.
  • Enjoy brandable invite and landing pages for cohesive communication.
  • Leverage click and attendance analytics for insights.
  • Receive smart reminders & notifications to stay on track.

Add Calendar Links in Clay (clay.earth): Triggers & Actions

Turn Clay (clay.earth) Activity into Calendar Events

1. Create a CalendarLink for each New or Updated Contact

Whenever a new contact is added or updated in Clay, seamless event creation is triggered.

2. Send Data to CalendarLink

Map the contact's details like name and event description, and optionally capture RSVP responses.

3. Publish the Personalized Invite

Get back the Add-to-Calendar link and share it, ensuring all your contacts can easily add events to their calendars.

Fire Clay (clay.earth) Workflows from CalendarLink triggers

1. Capture a New CalendarLink Event

Select a New Event or Updated Contact trigger to initiate workflow actions in Clay.

2. Map Add-to-Calendar Data

Ensure event titles, dates, and times are properly aligned, allowing for attendee flow-in seamlessly.

3. Create or Update a Contact

Update existing contact records or create new ones in Clay, capturing all engagement logs effortlessly.

Optimising Calendar Links in Clay (clay.earth)

  • Schedule regular reminders using smart notifications.
  • Utilize click and attendance analytics for optimized engagement.
  • Ensure universal calendar compatibility for guests.
  • Leverage timezone and daylight-saving safety for precise scheduling.

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✔ Unlimited events ✔ Adds-to-Calendar ✔ RSVP ✔ Subscribe-to-Calendar ✔ Notifications