TidyCal Integrations

TidyCal integrations in Relay.app

Use Relay.app's TidyCal integrations to trigger actions across your apps

Overview

Connect TidyCal to your other apps. Coordinate across apps and keep data up-to-date where you need it, when you need it, automatically. Build your first Relay.app workflow in minutes. Check below for the TidyCal triggers and actions Relay.app supports today and just let us know if we’re missing one you need.

Relay.app is an automation tool that people love for its deep & easy-to-use integrations, embedded AI features, human-in-the-loop functionality, and powerful workflow essentials.

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Triggers

Booking

event

Booking created

event_upcoming

Booking ends

event_upcoming

Booking starts

event_upcoming

Booking upcoming

Connect TidyCal to your other apps

WhatsApp notifications

WooCommerce

WordPress (Self-Hosted)

FAQ

What is Relay.app?
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Relay.app is a modern, easy-to-use automation tool with deep integrations and rich workflow features. If you have a workflow that requires input from a teammate—like making a decision that requires human judgment, reviewing the output of an AI model, or approving a next step—Relay.app is the platform for you. Beyond its features, Relay.app’s user-friendly experience makes it an excellent tool for anyone on your team to pick up.
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How do I connect TidyCal to Relay.app?
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1. Create a free Relay.app account.
2. Set up a trigger, which is what will start each workflow run.
3. Choose one or more actions to run as part of your workflow.
4. Connect and authorize TidyCal and any other apps you want to automate.
5. Turn on your workflow, and start getting your repetitive tasks done without lifting another finger.
Check above for some example workflows, or visit our help center for more details on how to get started.
Is Relay.app a Zapier alternative for automating TidyCal?
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Yes. Relay.app is a modern alternative to Zapier. Relay.app has deeper integrations, additional features, more flexibility, and better pricing.
Zapier is a better fit for some use cases, as a featureful workflow automation tool that has been around for a long time. For example, if you need an integration with a less commonly used app, Zapier may already have the one you need.
For a more detailed comparison, check out our article comparing Relay.app to Zapier or our comparison of Zapier alternatives.
Of course we're biased, but we believe Relay.app is the best way to automate TidyCal—give it a try and let us know what you think.

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