Does it work with Calendly, or does it require Google Calendar or Outlook specifically?
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It works with all three on the Premium and Enterprise plans, so you are not required to standardize on one calendar system. Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook (and Apple iCloud) are connectors you switch on yourself from the dashboard; Calendly is set up with Voksha support. For SaaS companies specifically, Calendly is common because it is already the tool most AEs use for demo booking links embedded in email signatures and marketing pages, and once it is set up, bookings go into your existing Calendly event types, meaning the AE's buffer times, meeting duration, round-robin assignment rules, and confirmation email templates behave exactly as they do when a prospect books through a website link. If your team uses Google Calendar or Outlook directly, without a scheduling layer like Calendly on top, Voksha books straight into individual calendars based on your configured availability and routing rules. Mixed environments are also supported, some SaaS companies have their AE team on Calendly for external booking but use Google Calendar internally for engineering or support scheduling, and you can configure different call types to route into different calendar systems accordingly. Calls are answered within minutes of forwarding your number, and the calendar connection uses whichever system your sales team actually uses day to day rather than requiring you to migrate to a new scheduling tool just to use Voksha. This flexibility matters because a lot of SaaS companies have inconsistent calendar tooling across sales, support, and success teams, and Voksha adapts to that rather than forcing a single standard.
It works with all three on the Premium and Enterprise plans, so you are not required to standardize on one calendar system. Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook (and Apple iCloud) are connectors you switch on yourself from the dashboard; Calendly is set up with Voksha support. For SaaS companies specifically, Calendly is common because it is already the tool most AEs use for demo booking links embedded in email signatures and marketing pages, and once it is set up, bookings go into your existing Calendly event types, meaning the AE's buffer times, meeting duration, round-robin assignment rules, and confirmation email templates behave exactly as they do when a prospect books through a website link. If your team uses Google Calendar or Outlook directly, without a scheduling layer like Calendly on top, Voksha books straight into individual calendars based on your configured availability and routing rules. Mixed environments are also supported, some SaaS companies have their AE team on Calendly for external booking but use Google Calendar internally for engineering or support scheduling, and you can configure different call types to route into different calendar systems accordingly. Calls are answered within minutes of forwarding your number, and the calendar connection uses whichever system your sales team actually uses day to day rather than requiring you to migrate to a new scheduling tool just to use Voksha. This flexibility matters because a lot of SaaS companies have inconsistent calendar tooling across sales, support, and success teams, and Voksha adapts to that rather than forcing a single standard.
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