Can Voksha connect to Calendly, or does it need Google Calendar or Outlook directly?

For Accounting Firms

Both work on Premium and Enterprise, set up in different ways. Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook and Apple iCloud are self-serve connectors: you connect them yourself from the Voksha dashboard in a few clicks. Calendly is also on Voksha's integration list, but it is set up with Voksha support rather than from the dashboard. Starter does not book appointments or include integrations, so calendar connections start on Premium. Many small and mid-size accounting firms already run Calendly for client-facing booking links, in which case having Voksha book into that same Calendly setup keeps one source of truth for partner and preparer availability instead of a separate calendar just for phone-booked appointments. Firms that manage scheduling directly through Google Calendar or Outlook (common for partners who prefer to control their own calendar without a third-party scheduling layer) can connect those directly and do not need Calendly at all. For multi-partner firms, each partner or preparer typically connects their own calendar, so Voksha's routing can check a specific person's open slots rather than a single shared calendar that does not reflect who is genuinely available. This matters during tax season specifically, when partner calendars fill unevenly, one partner might be booked solid with existing-client meetings while another has open consultation slots, and per-person calendars let Voksha route a new business prospect to whoever can actually see them soonest. Adding or changing calendar connections is a setup-level change, not a re-onboarding, so firms can adjust which calendars are connected as staffing changes between seasons.