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What calendar and scheduling tools does Voksha work with for booking electrical service appointments?

Avi NashVP of Growth

For Electrical Contractors

On Premium and Enterprise, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook and Apple iCloud are self-serve: you connect them yourself from the Voksha dashboard. Calendly is also on Voksha's integration list and is set up with Voksha support. That covers the scheduling tools most electrical contractors already use, whether that's a shared Google Calendar your dispatcher and technicians check or an Outlook calendar tied into a Microsoft 365 business setup. Starter answers calls and captures details but doesn't book appointments. Once connected, Voksha books against the open slots in your calendar, checking existing appointments before offering a time to a caller, so a technician who is already booked for a panel upgrade estimate at 2 PM doesn't get double-booked for a same-time service call. This is particularly useful for electrical contractors juggling multiple technicians with different specialties or service areas, since the calendar reflects actual crew availability rather than a generic open-slots list. If your business runs scheduling in ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro instead of a standalone calendar, those connections are set up with Voksha support on Premium or Enterprise; Jobber is not supported. For emergency calls, where immediate dispatch matters more than a scheduled slot, Voksha skips standard booking and sends a direct alert to your configured on-call contact, since a smoking panel needs an electrician now, not a calendar invite for later that day. Connecting a calendar takes a few clicks, and you can change or reconnect it at any time if you switch scheduling tools.

On Premium and Enterprise, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook and Apple iCloud are self-serve: you connect them yourself from the Voksha dashboard. Calendly is also on Voksha's integration list and is set up with Voksha support. That covers the scheduling tools most electrical contractors already use, whether that's a shared Google Calendar your dispatcher and technicians check or an Outlook calendar tied into a Microsoft 365 business setup. Starter answers calls and captures details but doesn't book appointments. Once connected, Voksha books against the open slots in your calendar, checking existing appointments before offering a time to a caller, so a technician who is already booked for a panel upgrade estimate at 2 PM doesn't get double-booked for a same-time service call. This is particularly useful for electrical contractors juggling multiple technicians with different specialties or service areas, since the calendar reflects actual crew availability rather than a generic open-slots list. If your business runs scheduling in ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro instead of a standalone calendar, those connections are set up with Voksha support on Premium or Enterprise; Jobber is not supported. For emergency calls, where immediate dispatch matters more than a scheduled slot, Voksha skips standard booking and sends a direct alert to your configured on-call contact, since a smoking panel needs an electrician now, not a calendar invite for later that day. Connecting a calendar takes a few clicks, and you can change or reconnect it at any time if you switch scheduling tools.

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