Send a one-time Calendly link in an email
Manus checks the open times for an event type, creates a Calendly single-use link and writes it into an email with a few times to choose from.
Connect your Calendly account and Manus finds your open times, writes one-time booking links into your emails, lists who’s coming this week and turns each invitee’s company and background into a one-page prep brief. You decide when it cancels a meeting or marks a no-show.
Ask for open times in plain words. Manus reads your Calendly availability, makes a one-time link that expires after one booking and puts it in the message you send.
Manus checks the open times for an event type, creates a Calendly single-use link and writes it into an email with a few times to choose from.
On a paid Calendly plan, Manus can book an open time for the person you name, without sending them a link first.
Use Manus as a Calendly AI assistant: it lists who’s booked, reads their booking form answers and researches each invitee’s company before you meet.
Manus lists your upcoming meetings with each invitee’s name, email and booking form answers in one place.
For each invitee, Manus looks up the company and role on the public web and writes a one-page brief. With Wide Research, it can research many invitees at the same time.
About Wide ResearchSet it up once as a scheduled task. Each weekday morning Manus checks the day’s Calendly meetings and writes a short note for each invitee.
About scheduled tasksBuild a Calendly workflow automation for after the meeting: mark no-shows, send a link to rebook, cancel with a reason and draft follow-ups. Ask Manus to show you each change first.
Tell Manus who didn’t join. It marks the no-show in Calendly and drafts a Calendly no-show email with a one-time link to pick a new time.
Manus finds the meeting, shows it to you and cancels it in Calendly with the reason you give.
Set up Calendly email automation for follow-ups: Manus drafts an email for each meeting and, with HubSpot connected, adds a note to each contact.
About the HubSpot connectorChange event types by describing what you want, and get a weekly count of bookings, cancellations and no-shows without exporting anything.
Describe the meeting you want, and Manus creates the event type or changes its length and details in Calendly.
As a scheduled task, Manus counts last week’s bookings, cancellations and no-shows for each event type and tells you which type is missed most often.
Calendly is already in Manus Connectors. Sign in once with your Calendly account, on any plan, and any task can use it.
In Manus, open Connectors, choose Calendly and select Connect.
Sign in with your Calendly account and allow access. Your Calendly password isn’t shared with Manus.
Ask for open times, a one-time link, this week’s meetings or a prep brief, in your own words.
Open Connectors in Manus, choose Calendly and select Connect. Sign in with your Calendly account and allow access. It works on every Calendly plan, including Free.
On a paid Calendly plan, yes: tell it who to book, the event type and the time, and it books an open slot on your Calendly account. On the Free plan, it creates a one-time link instead, so the other person picks the time.
No. It cancels a meeting only when you ask, and it can add the reason you give. Ask it to show you the meeting first and wait for your OK, as the examples on this page do.
Yes. Calendly connects to your Google Calendar or Outlook calendar, checks it for conflicts and adds new bookings to it. Manus reads the open times that Calendly works out from your calendar and your availability settings.
No. Meeting recordings, transcripts and recaps come from Notetaker, one of the Calendly AI features built into Calendly. Manus doesn’t record meetings. In one chat it finds open times, sends booking links, researches invitees before the meeting and drafts follow-ups after it.
Yes. Calendly hosts its MCP server itself, and the Calendly connector in Manus connects to it, so there’s nothing to install or host. It has the same permissions as the Calendly API: it can only see and change what your Calendly account can.
For each meeting it reads the invitee’s name, email and booking form answers from Calendly, then researches their company and role on the public web. You get a one-page brief with a company summary, recent news, talking points and questions to ask.
Yes. Tell it who didn’t join, and it marks that invitee as a no-show on the meeting. It can remove the mark again, and draft a no-show email with a one-time link so the person can pick a new time.
No. Calendly also offers a Calendly Claude connector and a ChatGPT plugin, which is what guides on a “Calendly Claude integration” or “Calendly Claude MCP” setup cover. In Manus, Calendly is already in Connectors: sign in once, ask in a chat and the task runs in the cloud.
No. The connection works on every Calendly plan. Some actions need a paid plan, such as booking a meeting for someone else, and routing forms need Teams or higher.
Yes. Ask for it once as a scheduled task, for example every weekday at 8 AM. Each morning Manus lists that day’s Calendly meetings and writes a short prep note for each invitee.
Yes. Open Connectors in Manus, select Calendly and choose Disconnect.