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Hi all,

 

I have successfully managed to link my Schedule Once and Acuity Calendars to a point where if a client books in through Schedule Once it’’ block time out of my acuity calendar. My question is, if someone cancels an appointment on schedule once - how can I zap this my Acuity Calendar? My only options seem to be to block off time, or add a package/coupon code.

Hi @GTTinfo 

You may want to think about solving for these types of use cases a different way…

(NOTE: This advice assumes you’re using Google Calendar.)

If ScheduleOnce is connected to your GCal AND Acuity is connected to your GCal, then new/canceled/rescheduled appointments in either app will reflect on GCal and thus in the other app.

So in theory, no need to sync apps via Zapier.

Hi @GTTinfo!

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