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Calendly and noCRM - Aggregate old datas

  • 16 December 2020
  • 2 replies
  • 24 views
M

Hello community,

 

I couldn’t find a topic on this subject.

Here is my request: I would like to aggregate my past Calendly events to create leads on noCRM.

I created a zap, that is working fine, but only for new events created on Calendly. The new events are created with success on noCRM.

But the old ones didn’t go to noCRM.

How can I do?

 

Thanks a lot

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Best answer by Janine_Anderson 16 December 2020, 14:42

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Janine_Anderson
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Hello, @Manon . Thanks for your question! 

Unfortunately, you can’t use Zapier to bring in past events from Calendly directly. You may be able to export your past events from Calendly and then import them once into noCRM.

I found these help docs that might give you a starting point:

I hope that helps answer your question and gets you started toward bringing your info into one place!

— Janine

M

Great !

 

That works well, thanks a lot. Huge time won on this task!

 

Have a great day

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